A puzzle game where you place each character according to their (sometimes weird) preferences. I liked how the difficulty ramps up, but never to the point where I wasn’t able to complete a level.

Customising your museums is a lot of fun, and I appreciate the diversity of museums you can open as you go through the campaign. A must-play if you like management games.

This one is a farming sim/RPG with a hint of magic and a story that hooks you from the get-go. The farming mechanics are very solid in this one, but the story progression is not so straightforward.

A stunning narrative, side-scrolling game set in 90s Indonesia that made me cry. I recommend going in totally blind for the best experience playing this game.

A narrative/choices matter game where you play as a 12-year old that suddenly has to work as a guard shed. The great voice acting and funny writing makes this a one of a kind narrative journey.

A farming sim set in the stone age where besides farming and ranching, you also help develop your community’s ideas. Don't let the stone age theme detract you from playing, as it's very well executed.

I recommend this game for anyone looking for an original puzzle game with a heartfelt story behind it. I loved the concept of projections and the nostalgic feelings it evokes.

You play as a builder in a world where building is forbidden and you need to gain the trust of people as you go, while accompanied by the best sidekick character of all time, Malroth.

This is a beautiful and witchy crafting game that is brought to life by its small details such as the sound effects and quirky characters. It’s not a game for those who don't like fetch quests.