Tense, unique conversational puzzle game set in a Lovecraftian-styled world. Clever mechanics, tight narrative, great visual design, intriguing lore and characters. Multiple endings for your 2hr story

JIgsaw puzzles with heavily distorted and refracted images to uncover. A really poignant and artistic take on brain change, that hit well for me having lost my dad last year in part to dementia.

Meditative and calm archery by day, philosophical dreams and wish granting at night. An intriguing look at the weight of pressure and how to deal with it. An excellent movie-like experience.

If Tony Hawk games were about controlling a fish, this would be it. Fast, flowing, silly, early PS2 vibes. I struggled with some of the blurring and rail grinding but this is a joyful for under £2.

Classic retro arcade action. Collecting things in order is trickier than it sounds. Movement is solid and consistent. Occasional respawns that box you into certain death the only issue. Tough & great!

Approachable, easy to pick up rally game with tons of hundreds of challenges each with online leaderboards. Each car handles uniquely. Simple physics/no damage brings accessibility. A enjoyable grind.

A bottom-of-screen idle cafe where I matter and make an impact. Hurrah! Works like a Kairosoft management game. Farm crops, upgrade kitchen, sell food, expand premises, get better menus. Cosy/moreish.

Simple find-the-odd-one-out hidden object style puzzle game across 20 ocean landscapes. Most are multiscreen and the jellyfish move around them. Lovely artwork. Slightly laggy controls.

A fun and filler free puzzle game with a bendy grabber claw to move batteries around to unsokoban a sokoban game. The real challenge is getting the true ending, where the entire game is one puzzle!

Great Tetris-like city builder that rewards planning. Handmade levels/tiles so you know what you'll get, just not the order. Different ways to score bonus points. Easy level editor brings endless fun.