A relaxing, minimalist find-the-cats game. Free and can be 100% in the same time you watch two short game trailers. Recommended.

A short, uninspired walking sim that glorifies grooming and introduces suicide as an "out". Unintuitive to navigate and clunky, making it a drag to play. A breaking bug didn't help. Not recommended.

A crime-thriller FMV with exceptionally high production values but a somewhat weak script. It's a good couple of hours of entertainment when bought for the right price, more if you want to 100% it.

A charming 2.5D puzzle platformer, leaning more towards action than puzzles. It's set in a countryside medieval Europe. It's made with love and has a beautiful message. Recommended.

Great tie in between 1 and 3 but it's a downgrade in enemy AI and gameplay compared to the first. A more fleshed out story and better graphics don't make up for the mediocrity of gameplay. Not bad.

A top-down, shoot'em up with SloMo. It can be described as a one-trick-pony. It offers a simple gameplay loop and does it mildly well. It's fun when you get the hang of it but can be frustrating.

A cartoonish shoot'em up that's perfect for when you're burned out on everything else. Tons of creative levels, various weapons, co-op availability and a casual vibe make this an easy recommendation.

The perfect blend of solid FPS gameplay and story-rich horror. Play (or replay) it now. F.E.A.R. still holds up almost two decades post release. This golden-era game puts modern titles to shame.

A cozy platformer-puzzler game, with endearing creatures, gorgeous graphics & vistas, & light-hearted music: a deeply wondrous & enjoyable experience.

A wordless, wholesome & very short game about a boy and a bird he finds. It succeeds in its limited runtime in achieving what other games dream of with 10 multiples of that. Made with love & it shows.