Developer: Samurai Punk Today's review is a video review. Check it out here: Feather is available on PC, Switch, PS4, and Xbox One. ...

Despite some slight limitations, Kill It With Fire gives you freedom and interesting goals along your journey of destruction.

Presents a very fun, unusual perspective of game but the Enhanced Edition could have done more to make the gameplay less finicky.

An excellent combination of the bizarre environments of the previous games combined with more "game" aspects that made it more interactive

Humor and charm first drew me in to this game, it held my interest with a good amount of challenge and rewards.

A solitary but welcome escape to the great outdoors, or at least the best substitute for it, giving you freedom to spend your time exploring

Was thrilling as a musical and visual experience, but did unfortunately did not provide as much fun in the actual gameplay.

A cute and emotional little story with satisfying puzzle elements, but it could have used a little more fine-tuning and less repetition.

Developer: Paralune Disclaimer: I'm very close to this game because my partner is one of the Paralune developers. I've been involved...

Silly, short mystery adventure very worth playing for the characters, dialogue, and protagonist.

A escape for a moment of peace and freedom - manages to be adorable and lighthearted while also portraying a flawed and complex protagonist

Developer: House House I've been looking forward to Untitled Goose Game since I first heard of it earlier this year. If you've read more...

A platformer where you play a young boy running from human hunters, dogs, and other terrifying threats in a cruel, somber world.

A good-looking game, and yet, it's so chilling that you'll have a hard time putting it out of your mind once you've finished it.

Simplistic and short, but very clever in its investigative gameplay and meaningful in its themes.

Developer: No Brakes Games I've had my eye on silly physics multiplayer games like Gang Beasts and Human: Fall Flat for a while, mostly...

Maybe it's just not made for me, but it feels gimmicky and clunky. The concept was a fun idea but in execution it's not as great to play.

While not the most "fun" game ever, its artistic storytelling of a tragic family is beautiful and impactful.

A satisfying and relaxing (for those who enjoy destruction) game, I wish it had more content but I had a great time with it.

A satisfying head-scratching puzzle game that doesn't rush to figure out the solution. Not extraordinarily unique, but fun in its mechanics.