Unique. One of those games that requires many plays, annoying at times due to minute changes needed for a different ending. Good execution of ARG elements. Heavily inspired by David Lynch.

Weird formula of 3rd person shooter and Smite with some queues borrowed from DOTA2. Seems like a lot to take in at first, but grows on you. Pre-early access, constantly changing. Primarily a MOBA

It is first and foremost an art piece. The experience could stand to lose an hour, maybe two. If you liked the first one, you'll like the second for the same reasons. Great art, direction, and music.

Light investigation game, incredibly charming for a certain demographic. If you experienced GeoCities and early MySpace then you are in for something special.

Incredibly light investigation game. Borders on being a straight up VN. Charming, good art and fun writing. Similar to Ace Attorney in gameplay and style, but stripped down.

Trades some of the investigative depth of Obra Dinn for story and art. Good atmosphere and writing. No adventure game moon logic, consistent within it's own universe. 8-10 hours long with the DLC.

Better than Skyrim. Not 12 years better, but better. The writing surpasses other modern Bethesda rpgs, but isn't great. It gets worse the more you think about it. Very bland, full of small annoyances.

Close enough to be a full game in early access. A bit jank at the moment, but devs seem on top of it. Roadmap looks good, this game has the potential to explode in popularity purely on its own merits.

2D point and click adventure game. Great setting and good writing. No "adventure game logic". Feels like one of Wadjet Eye's games, but richer and with more substance.

A very good investigation game with very little hand holding. Structurally it's a logic puzzle with the improvements that come from being in an interactive medium. Well worth the price of admission.