A highly enjoyable short puzzle-horror experience that showcases how little you need gameplay-wise to create a dreadful atmosphere

This is a prime example of why I love indie games so much. It embodies everything I love about the genre: masterful storytelling, stellar graphics and a deep, meaningful narrative.

My inner child wants to adore Viewfinder, but I simply can't look past its flaws. The game's core mechanism is groundbreaking, but it suffers from far too many flaws to be a definitive experience.

Titan Station is a completely mediocre narrative-based game in my eyes. Its structure is similar to other notable games in the genre, and its story is engaging but doesn't conclude in a fitting way.

Labeling this title as a horror game was a huge missed opportunity. The puzzle's design is fantastic, but the story's shallowness lowered my enjoyment quite a bit. Mainly recommended for puzzle fans!

Mutazione is a stellar game with a narrative that isn’t afraid to delve into harder topics. It's a must-play for everyone looking for an original and introspective adventure.

While Espresso Tycoon doesn’t bring many new elements to the genre, it offers a stellar experience with polished mechanics and in-depth coffee making without any shortcomings.

What Remains Of Edith Finch is a game that became part of me after the credits rolled. I have yet to come across another title that stirs up feelings nearly as strongly as this one does.

Both the setting and the narrative have potential, but the game ultimately falls short of providing the engaging experience I was hoping for. It's too bad I can't give this game a mixed rating.

Orwell: Keeping an Eye On You is a fascinating and unsettling adventure that delves into the moral issues raised by omniscient monitoring and the misuse of authority.