With a new sequel having just released, this first-person dungeon crawl reminds us of the old D&D PC games. Has a good balance of combat and puzzles.

A solid story backed by a unique UI. Gotta love feeling like a master hacker with the command line.

It's multiplayer Lost Vikings. Need we say more?

A platformer with rotation of the environment as a central gameplay mechanic, with some pretty convoluted puzzles but a well-defined learning curve.

While some of the games are shaky at best, Coil alone makes this collection worth the price.

This is a consistently underrated game whose concepts sold its fans more than its gameplay. A creative, funny game that dared to try something new.

A solid worldbuilder in which the primary goal is to upset NPC adventurers who stumble into your evil lair.

Really good intro to roguelikes with fun character customization paths- and plenty of ways to die so you can try a new build right away.

Open-ended storytelling and multiple endings based on your choices make this game pretty solid, though it's very short.

The sheer number of ways to die in this trial-and-error puzzle-platformer is mind-boggling, and on your first playthrough you'll see most of them.