In the last few years Steam has become a breeding ground for trashware games relying on shock value or meme-recognition. SWYDS, a hilarz tongue-in-cheek arcade mix is NOT one, despite the looks of it.

In many ways a superior experience to (the also excellent) Pac-Man Championship DX. Concept is so inspired that this is an exciting game for both old-schoolers and those who learned to read on iPads.

An extremely satisfying puzzle game set in a Graeme Base-esque (I know, but when am I ever going to get the chance to use that term in a game review again?) insect world. Truly enjoyable for everyone.

While the playtime is noticeably short - it's very possible to beat in one sitting - it's still hard not to reccomend this oddly satisfying parkour-world builder that looks as good as a it plays.

So shamelessly derivative of God of War that basically you're left with a really fun take on GoW for PC. And at crazy price for the production values. Marlow doesn't cry so... better than GoW III TBH.

The phrase "sound-based abstract platformer" doesn't exactly make you think "excitement," but 140 delivers just that in a way that really sets it apart from other minimalist games. Tight controls too.

This game is fun in the way that someone slipping and falling is funny. It's so beyond obviously dumb that you can't help but laugh. And the game is good for one of those with some mates around.

Wildly original action-puzzle-point-and-click is frankly a must-play at its current price. At turns it's both hilarious and spooky, but always clever as hell. Emphasis on hell. HAIL SATAN.

If Rick Sanchez designed Space Invaders it might look something like this modern madcap take on the classics. The game's relentless charm makes an age-old mechanic seem fresh - and really fun for all.

This game has enough spice to be called the best modern Asteroids remake. And yet is also close enough to the original to be the best Asteroids clone. If you have interest in either this is a steal.