A fantastic entry in the burgeoning autobiographical sub-genre of indie games, despelote offers a fascinating - yet hazy - peek into a brief moment of football-obsessed Ecuador circa 2001.

A great place to start for those interested in getting into the Rusty Lake catalogue, but equally an exciting new entry for long-time fans.

If Jeff Vandermeer were born in France, he would have written this instead of Annihilation (complimentary).

Yes, this is a game about making a single shot. But it's also about the moral fuzziness of conflicting wants and what it means to devote your whole life to something singular and fleeting. Stunning.

An absolute must-play for Sherlock Holmes fans, this is a heartfelt and charming point-and-click adventure about a retired detective simply wanting to spend time with his beloved companion.

Unlike other immersive sims, Skin Deep encourages you to overcome its challenges in the most playful ways possible. A slapstick sci-fi romp that is laugh-out-loud funny from start to finish. A gem.

Few games have depicted the experience of being a teenage girl as accurately, or as beautifully, as this. Combined with an intriguing supernatural mystery, Lost Records is a brilliant adventure.

Echo Point Nova is purpose built for FPS sickos, providing an enormous playground for you to experiment with its huge selection of guns, perks, and movement abilities. A proper good shooty-bang-bang.

Obstensibly a game about frying unusual items for philosophical customers, Arctic Eggs is a unique experience set within a singular space.

Tragically overlooked, this reverse western offers a smart tactical experience full of personality where choices genuinely matter.