While it may not be good enough to knock me off my ship, Abandon Ship is still an excellent FTL-like game that's worthy of your money, your time, and about a ships worth of a gunpowder.

While I don't particularly like seeing many indie games go in the same multiplayer-focused direction, I can't argue that Fossil Hunters is a fun little time-waster that makes me feel like a kid again.

Swashbuckling fun! Roaming the high seas and plundering a variety of islands is a blast, and Salt does a perfect job of making immersing you in the role of both an explorer and a pirate.

Brilliantly designed, Treadnauts brings a fresh take on co-op gameplay that sadly you have little chance of actually experiencing due to a minuscule playerbase at best.

Exemplary environmental design, an innovative main mechanic that expertly ties in with the main character, and such amusingly adorable gameplay that you'll never want to stop playing.

With a gorgeous 70's aesthetic firmly grasped in one hand and an innovative concept clutched in the other, Serial Cleaner makes for one of the most unique games I've ever played, and a damn good time.

Trivial core mechanics constantly hamstring the only good part of Freeman: Guerilla Warfare, the combat, and keep it from truly shining.

While it's nothing more than an average hack-and-slash game with a 2.5D view, I found the setting to be enough to both make Hidden Dragon stand out, and be worth a purchase.

It's never been this cheap nor this fun to bludgeon your enemies to death with the righteous baton of capitalism, worth your money and your oil.

Boasting the weirdest character roster I've ever seen alongside world and story building that I haven't experienced since Deus Ex, Anachronox is the single greatest RPG I've ever played.