Pulled me into its mystery and it felt like a longer journey than the 3 hours I played it, and I enjoyed its fetch quests.

Impactful in its subtle themes and emotional ending, but doesn't do anything particularly new in its gameplay and exploration.

Stands apart for its all-around quality, its story is fantastical and silly at first, but reveals some darker themes.

A simple concept, but it lets you run free and create chaos in a somewhat unpolished package.

A colorful 3D puzzle game where you control a hole that's swallowing a town, item by item.

Absolutely beautiful watercolor landscapes and a raw, emotional tale, but didn't feel like there was much importance to the gameplay.

A surreal and eerie experience that only takes about an hour to play through, but will leave you feeling disoriented in a good way.

Short and simple, but its horror doesn't consist of gore or shock value, but instead of the unknown that can creep into your mind.

A freeform exploration through a dark world but with cute creatures, but feels like other games I've played before.

A series of fetch quests and silly interactions with some interesting characters, a short but welcoming intro to the series.

Keeps you curious and on edge the whole way, with a fun and malleable house to explore along the way.

An "interactive music video" that's short and sweet without too much to do, but has a compelling story with stellar music.