Next of Kin: Fidelity offers an exploration of Bjorn’s grief that is interesting enough to keep you going, taking a look at what that grief does to a person, and how we live with it.

Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition sees the return of a beloved Match-3 RPG. How does it hold up now?

Consume Me is a semi-autobiographical life-sim RPG that explores one girl’s struggles with disordered eating, love, societal pressures, and shame.

and Roger is devastating in its execution, somehow managing to pack the story full of fear, happiness, love, confusion, and everything in between

Rechy Games’ bullet hell arcade title is visually striking right from the outset.

With its blend of book-matching puzzles, character-driven stories, and customizable spaces, Tiny Bookshop creates a world you'll want to return to again and again.

The Messenger is a tightly controlled 2D platformer that also mysteriously feels haphazard in design at times.

and Roger is devastating in its execution, somehow managing to pack the story full of fear, happiness, love, confusion, and everything in between

One-Eyed Likho is a fascinating, surreal, and almost hypnotic experience. The strong visual style and artistic direction of the game make it a truly enthralling title to behold.

Without a Dawn is a powerful and moving, albeit short, experience. A distilled shot of emotion and anxiety wrapped into a surreal package.

Despite the almost overwhelming nostalgia the visuals and music may invoke, the title manages to stay fresh and exciting all the way through.

It should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the game that it is widely considered one of the best deck-building video games ever made, if not outright the best.

Quantum Witch might be a simple and short adventure upon first glance, but that brevity belies the depth of the narrative and messaging.

For a studio with such a limited repertoire of games, Shift Up has certainly left their mark on the space with Stellar Blade.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate manages to not only be a fantastic action roguelike, but also an excellent vignette of what makes these characters so special to millions of people worldwide.

Equal parts absurd, unhinged, hilarious, and somewhat touching, Date Everything! delivers a unique experience that you won’t want to miss.

Children of Morta manages to tell an emotionally resonant story, perhaps in spite of its simplicity, relying on the power of family to drive things home.

Rise of Industry 2 is an unexpected sequel that captures the ambition of industrial expansionism — though it occasionally bends under the weight of that same goal.

Japanese Rural Life Adventure is the perfect blend of peaceful atmosphere and engaging content .

Blades of Fire is certainly doing things well enough to be enjoyable on some level, but is bloated in all the wrong ways.