Interactive Musical with fantastic songs (depending on choices) and interesting takes on Greek mythology. Writing always a bit shy of being perfect, but def worth a try in this Greek renaissance.

A fantastic game if you are not turned off by having to decipher every single word and broken sentences once you succeed. The true ending makes you cry.

Great for newcomers, short and replayable, with teamwork scores and silly challenges. Perfect for puzzle-loving duos that can communicate well, or want to learn to communicate better!

Objectively, a contender for the best Dragon Age game. Subjectively, skip the Hinterlands, don't skip Trespasser, and enjoy the rich storytelling, strong characters, and stunning visuals.

Hellblade stuns with immersive sound design and haunting visuals. While combat and puzzles can drag, Senua's raw journey through grief and psychosis is powerful, personal, and deeply affecting.

This is a prologue with emotional depth and solid puzzles. Intriguing story, but lack of updates and missing Chapter II leave it feeling incomplete.

Virtual Cottage is simple and limited, but it's free — making it a great intro to ambient productivity games. It may lack features, but it offers calm focus, and a promising sequel is on the way.

Marie's Room is a short, heartfelt narrative game about friendship, memory, and regret. It has a cosy, bittersweet atmosphere and strong environmental storytelling — and it's free!

Good since beta. Has Gideon Emery in it.