Short (3-ish hours) visual novel, but a wild ride through a surreal world populated by strange object-headed people. A dramatic, fast-paced story that still finds room for worldbuilding and great art.

The creator of Baba Is You made nearly thirty weird solitaire games, with themes like time travel, murder mystery, monster hunting and Baba Is You-like rule-changing. That's a lot of solitaire for $10

Former Epic exclusive, and one-of-a-kind gem. Monster Hunter meets Peggle as you ricochet your character off giant overhead-view monsters, hunting for weakpoints & building resources for big hits.

A mixture of Crypt of The Necrodancer and hacking minigame, albeit in hand-crafted levels instead of procedural dungeons. Move, solve light puzzles and complete QTEs to the beat. Good music & style.

The director of the original Disgaea and the Rhapsody series of musical JRPGs mashes their concepts together. Light action-RPG combat, musical numbers, and screwball comedy as you gentrify hell itself

Fast, bouncy platformer riffing off Bomberman Hero and other quirky N64-era games. Instead of a regular double-jump, you dump bombs for more airtime, and air-dash for more distance. Satisfying stuff.

Devil May Cry combat wrapped in Hades-like roguelite progression. Very slick neon cyberworld aesthetics, and headed in the right direction in early access. Good now with potential to be a classic.

A deductive Obra Dinn-ish supernatural mystery, but with a gritty historical spin, investigating the fate of a Borneo tobacco plantation during peak WW2 tensions. Mostly told through prose. Also FREE.

Minimalist but highly technical platformer. Find fuel cells in a non-linear map, then extract them back to your ship without dying. You jump higher the faster you move, so every jump has to be planned

More Zachtronics puzzling from the original crew. This one's lighter and more minimalist, feeling like something from Last Call BBS. A signal-processing puzzler set aboard a floating space-monastery.