“This is the most aggressively delightful game I've played in a long time. An hour long with great art, great music, and absolute heaps of impeccable writing. The demo is a prologue, play it!!”

“My favorite roguelike bar none. Repentance, its latest DLC, is a masterpiece”

“The final Zachtronics game, and it's a rad little minigame collection. Every game in here is great, 20th Century Food Court is probably my favorite of the bunch.”

“Hexcells is the most polished minesweeper game out there and a great introduction to a genre that's brimming with excellent games.”

“One of if not the best narrative game I've ever played. Absolutely stellar writing and art with tons of opportunities for quality roleplaying and hugely impactful decisions. The first chapter is free!”

“Simply the best detective game ever made. This is the only game I wish I could make myself forget so I could replay it blind”

“The most fun I've ever had in a card based roguelike, and it's not close-- basically guaranteed to be game of the year 2024”

“An impeccable 2D metroidvania soulslike with a stunning grisly aesthetic. Great combat and great platforming, and it takes some huge swings in terms of gameplay in its final third.”

“An absolutely delightful platformer that essentially plays as a 2D Super Mario Odyssey. The movement feels shockingly good”

“UFO 50 is a triumph, a stunning tour de force of game design as an art form. Every single game here is immaculately crafted and worth your time— just make sure you can meet it on its own terms”

“The most compelling 3D platformer I've ever played, and I just replayed all of the 3D Mario games. Really good as a metroidvania too-- unlocking new movement abilities feels *so good*”

“The best minesweeper game out there bar none. A huge number of difficult but perfectly constructed puzzles on all sorts of different grid shapes. My go-to podcast game.”

“A minimalist, bullet hell recreation of MMO raiding. Tons of fun both solo and coop even though it's excruciatingly difficult”

“It's like Tunic, except with really good sokoban-ish puzzles instead of really terrible Dark Souls-ish combat. Highly, highly recommend”

“An absolutely joyous showcase of sokoban-based recursion. The main path through the game is very accessible but does a great job showing off all of its wonderful ideas”

“Easily GOTY 2025. Most I’ve been sucked into a puzzle game since Void Stranger”

“No game has infiltrated my brain and stuck as deeply as Tux and Fanny has. I think about this game every single day”

“Rift Wizard was already my favorite traditional roguelike and the sequel is all around bigger and better. The addition of roguelike deckbuilder-esque artifacts is a huge source of new variety”

“The most engaging roguelike deckbuilder I’ve played in a long time. Great characters and writing on top of an extremely polished and fun core gameplay loop. Strong Hades vibes all the way down”

“Perfectly embodies its core conceit of its main character being able to see the future. Rewind time to dodge attacks, see enemy attacks before they happen, and travel back in time to any other save.”

“I'm normally not a fan of city builders but this one hooked me. Absolutely lovely aesthetic and gameplay that hews closer to a very thematic logistics puzzle than a traditional city builder”

“Absolutely packed to the gills with great content. Been number one on Steam 250's Hidden Gems chart for months and it completely deserves it”

“An improvement on the original Supraland in every way. If you like the idea of Portal-style physics puzzles wrapped in an open world metroidvania, you must give this one a go”

“What if the Stanley Parable was a horror visual novel narrated by Jonathan Simms (Mr Magnus Archives himself)”

“My favorite evolution of the roguelike deckbuilder. Your deck is determined by your gear loadout, and you unlock more gear by finishing story chapters. Tons of content and a remaster on the way!”

“Great little snack of a roguelike twin stick shooter”

“Cute little spin on a metroidvania. Lots of secrets to find, lots of goodies to collect, and finishable in just a few hours.”

“Fantastic little Zachlike with highly polished visuals”

“Minesweeper as a roguelike with lots of cool mechanical innovations and variety to make that possible”

“Brick breaker bullet hell roguelike!! I love esoteric gameplay mashups and this is one is very well made”

“A great follow up to a great first game with more intense puzzles and some really well designed new mechanics. Another wonderful addition to the esteemed minesweeper genre. Highly recommend!”

“Absolutely brutal little 2D block pushing puzzle game. Really really compelling puzzles built on top of a simple core”

“A straightforward but satisfying Sokoban-like with a really high degree of polish to go with its nice 1-bit aesthetic”

“Great collection of sudoku puzzles! If you're in the market for auto generated variant sudoku puzzles, this game is absolutely full of great ones. Solving multiple simultaneous puzzles is awesome!”

“A completely novel take on the roguelike deckbuilder genre and despite its somewhat rough presentation it's crammed absolutely full of cool ideas.”

“A very intense iteration on The Binding of Isaac. Lots and lots of new mechanics that all shore up weaknesses in BoI's core design, all of which are deep and unique”

“Interesting puzzles paired with disarmingly compelling writing. The big swings the story takes have stuck in my brain and refuse to leave”

“No game has infiltrated my brain and stuck as deeply as Tux and Fanny has. I think about this game every single day”

“Very cute arcade shooter with a huge amount of visual and sound polish”

“The Witness except if it had word puzzles instead of line puzzles and was set in the Antichamber complex. It has some of my favorite word puzzles I've ever solved”

“This game makes my brain hurt, as to be expected from the mind behind Stephen's Sausage Roll”

“Charming art, funny writing, tight and challenging gameplay with great accessibility options. What more could you ask for?”

“A great chill mashup of minesweeper and picross. Very good puzzle designs!”

“A Witness/Taiji like with a level select screen instead of an overworld. Good puzzles built around a cool and compelling set of puzzle mechanics”

“Rock paper scissors really makes you think”

“A very rigorous exploration of a simple set of block-pushing puzzle mechanics. Super chill experience and a sizable collection of high quality puzzles. ”

“Elephantasy's bigger, weirder, 3D-er older brother.”

“This is the most aggressively delightful game I've played in a long time. An hour long with great art, great music, and absolute heaps of impeccable writing. The demo is a prologue, play it!!”

“An absolute fever dream of a block pushing puzzle game. I have no idea what's going on, but the puzzles are engaging and unique. Feels like there are hidden depths that I've yet to even glimpse”

“Really polished little precision platformer jam packed with unique ideas. The movement feels real good!”