Artwork is beautifully done, music choices are great, overall design is splendid, and part of the profits go to supporting shelters. This game elegantly wears its Castlevania references on its sleeve.

It's not as good as playing games IRL with your friends, obviously, but being able to play those same games while being states apart or during times where getting together is impossible is a blessing.

Peak is deceptively deep mechanically despite coming across as simplistic. Displaying your achievements on your scout sash is genius design, and the energy management bar is simple but elegantly done.

A delightful game where you run, jump, pounce, and cause mischief all across town as a cat. Light jazz underscores the casual gameplay and quippy writing, lending to a calm and cozy experience.

The free demo's gameplay and story presentation is already miles better than the original retail's, so I have high hopes that Yooka-Replaylee is going to be a much better experience than Yooka-Laylee.

It's the same gameplay loop as Lethal Company, but with a decidedly ocean-horror flavor. Be a good asset to Pharma Corp and dispose of those corpses, would you? Exceptionally creative upgrade system.

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is all the funky goodness from Jet Set Radio you've been craving for years, brought to the modern day. It emulates that classic Dreamcast aesthetic down to a T and it's brilliant.

Descend into the long-abandoned OLD WORLD and film the horrors contained within on your trusty 360p camcorder. Bring some friends and a sound effect box along for the ride and hilarity will ensue. ÒwÓ

A reverse-horror game where you get to be the squelchy, gory monster you've always wanted to be! Massacre every living soul in the scientific facility that thought they could contain you. Such hubris.

Easily one of the best purchases I've made. Have anything and everything be your desktop background. Video loop? Sure. Web elements? Go for it. Interactivity? Can do! Tons of workshop support. 10/10