Beautiful chop wood / carry water meditative game exploring grief grief over a year. Helped me explore the grief of losing my dad earlier this year by calming my mind & sitting with my emotions. <3

Keep moving through squiggly lines across tiles you can flip and twist to join a path together. Needs spatial thinking. Its not pretty but plays like The Amazing Labyrinth: Endless Runner Edition.

If Peggle was an arcade platformer taking place in a pachinko machine. Well designed levels keep everything fresh and fun. Some floaty controls frustrate but this is a unique arcade throwback. Decent.

Recommended for narrative adventure lovers only. The story and environmental storytelling is excellent but the platforming is rough. You'll get stuck in scenery repeatedly and cheap deaths are plenty.

Tough & rewarding roguelite, converting leftover shots into skills to help you survive. Courses get harder the more you unlock, levelling the game up as you improve. Some skill needed for multiplayer.

Pocket twin stick shooter with decent controls, good collision detection and plenty of varied gameplay and level designs. Multiple endings/modes give replayability. Some cheap deaths but largely fun!

Superb typing survivors game where typing fast and accurately gets you 70% of the way to success but proper strategies and weapon loadouts are essential for winning. Addictive and slick.

Oddball shmup that gives absolutely clues to how it works but as you pick it up you'll find a fun, engaging fever dream of ideas thrown together like a cult early PS2 Japanese title. Quite hard too.

Elemental trading card swapping full of tactics and variety. 3v3 card battles where status effects and stacking buffs is key to winning. Cards evolve unlocking a harder version of the game too. Great!

Some creative tracks and stable framerates can't save a game that has unresponsive handling one minute then over responsive the next. There's elements for future success here but this feels flat.