What little I've played of Kula World is categorically Not My ♥♥♥♥—I prefer physics in my marble games—but this is still a solid spatial puzzler for those who wish to undergo lab rat challenges.

Trippy arcade bowling inside a cursed N64 dreamscape where the lanes function like a series of increasingly elaborate minigolf courses. A must for any rolling-based spherical action connoisseur.

Decent enough monkey ball clone that doesn't quite earn the full recommend. Precision is there but the vibes leave much to be desired, while the camera-steering feels very jerky for a marble roller.

The collectivist hiking & delivery sim with tactical infrastructure action. Kojima's misrepresented masterpiece. A hokey arthouse allegorical epic delivering deep, systemic, traversal-heavy gameplay.

King's Fieldian survival horror treat absolutely oozing in the grainy decrepit atmosphere of Japanese feudal rot. Combat feels measured but slick, with decapitations and ragdoll physics galore.

Big fat simulationist RPG for those looking to lose themselves in medieval Europe before assuredly burning out in the lategame slog of Kuttenberg. Thief build sickos will have much to love.

Incredible blend of Deus Ex/Rainbow Six/Armored Core with the sensibilities of a satirical underground comic, wrapped in an intriguing RPG full of delightful little eurofreaks.

Bite-sized take on Thief where you play as a slimy little freak with a grabby tendril. Raw, lo-fi, solid as a proof of concept.

CyberPole Deus Ex showing a lot of promise in its early access build. Explore massive post-Soviet cityscapes as a cybernetic stooge for the ideological faction of your choice.

Tacticool Japanese conspiracy thriller that elevates the notion of "jank asset flip" into an artform.