A genuinely lovely visual novel experience. Simple and stylish, well executed puzzles, room to muse on philosophical topics, and an interesting central mystery.

Incredibly satisfying rhythm action, and a boundless font of creativity. Tons of original, background animations (BGAs), and bonuses like concept work, unused versions of MVs, and more.

Astonishing environment design and enemies with a larger narrative than expected, and unique ideas about how to work within the Souls frameworks. Banger.

Fast action and pulse-pounding soundtrack, complimented by a gorgeous comic-inspired art style. Loads to love here!

An excellent version of a classic game with an absolutely dreadful "Modern" font. Occasionally frustrating to navigate, so you might need a guide, but worth playing for the history.

Utterly delightful! Rat facts, and a great tutorial set for those of us who don't know how to do a nonogram! Squeakross combines the puzzles and decorating elegantly, and gives them both so much life.

Ambition crashed into reality many times over the course of DXHR's development. What remains is fascinating in it's highs with its sandbox of stealth toys, to its lows in it's inconsistent philosophy.

I think Evil West is one of those games that's just solid enough, but also just janky and weird enough, to help you refine your taste in games and learn what you love, and what drives you up the wall.

Amped by generous slo-mo, Severed Steel is a feast of adrenaline for shooter fans with a flavourful combat loop and maximum potential for making you feel like a total badass.

Unrepentant, unrelenting, and unbelievable. Split Fiction delights at every opportunity and offers excellent slices of gameplay with a story that feels timely, and a bit cheesy at times.