Geogeous graphics, intimate atmosphere, and tongue in cheek humor with goofy but witty metaphors. Instead of "playing the game" we plain one of the programs of the game and this is their story.

Similar to Superliminal and Snapshot, this let you play with your perception in space.

Everything I could have wanted to see in a Tron game... except that it's not one. Well, all the better. The result is pretty original. Might it deserves to become its own genre?

Here, you interact with the members of a game development team. What is the game, what is reality? In this game the two blur as you can change the code of the world where the narration occurs.

This RPG follows directly after the events of the first movie, and put you in the shoes of Jet Bradley, the son of Tron's Creator. The story is relatively rich. It may please or repell...

Imagine cheating in a Zelda-like? Well, this is the game where you are actually supposed to.

Not much to say about this runner, except that it's titled as a Tron game, as well. But unfortunately, it is aflicted with many in-app purchases, and there is no scenario to be found.

One upon a time, seven AI were tested... The level design illustrates the dynamic narration, and the backstory, told through easter eggs, is richer that it appears. This game is worth the praise.

Well, this game fit every bit of this group's slogan. It doesn't hurt that it also casually teach programming. Simply, don't expect challenge.

A deceptively simple, personable, touching, sly clever game that built a genre of its own by also being the main character.