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DLC Quest is a short and sweet game making fun of predatory DLC practices that apply even 7 years after its release.

Its perfect and I love it

Cloudpunk is a simple taxi driving game set in a cyberpunk setting. The gameplay itself is rather basic with little skill required. However the game is well-built and immersive mainly due to its wonderfully detailed environment. Despite the usage of voxel graphics, the game's world is wonderfully detailed to create an authentic cyberpunk setting with variety between buildings and city districts. Storywise, the game provides a semi-engaging storyline that is quite impressive due to the game's indie status.

Beholder is an Orwellian-esque strategy game that has players manage an apartment building housing a variety of tenants. The game has a very dystopian artstyle that adds immersion to the game's well-developed world. The main story is well written and provides a variety of different endings depending on choices made by the player during a playthrough. The scaling difficulty of the game creates and maintains a sense of challenge which keeps the gameplay as fresh as it could possibly become. The game provides the player with weighed decisions that lead to actual consequences rather than being an arbitrary choice.

Bastion is a wonderfully crafted isometric RPG with beautiful visuals and an amazing soundtrack. Gameplay wise, the game offers the player a multitude of weapons that can be mixed and matched to appeal to any play style. Though the game's weapons are simple to use, each weapon has a skill curve to master. The soundtrack of the game is incredible and builds to key points in the story as well. The game's unique artstyle creates an immersive environment that completes the composed soundtrack.

One of the best detective RPGs to exist. It's overall world, atmosphere, and characters of the game is immersive with a main story that can be approached from multiple different angles. If anything the game feels a bit short though it has a large amount of replay value stemming from its branching paths, character builds, and dialogue choices.

AER Memories of Old is an exceptional adventure-exploration game providing a couple hours of its fun flight mechanics as well as its puzzle systems. The game's soundtrack and art style are wonderful and create an immersive environment for the player. Though the game's story is rather short, the main aspects of the game are focused on its open world flight exploration backed up its wonderful visuals.

ABZU is a wonderfully created experience. Its visuals and soundtrack are its strongest attributes as you become immersed in the underwater environment of the game. Though not the longest of experiences, the game's beautiful environment is to be praised for sure.

11-11 Memories Retold is a narrative game told through the eyes of both a Canadian war photographer and a German soldier during WWI. It provides a unique perspective from both sides both of the war itself and of the lives of those who lived it. It's a rather immersive game with a unique art style backed by a wonderfully composed soundtrack. The voice acting is exceptional for an indie game as well as the game's writing itself. All in all the game has qualities fit for those looking to play a narrative game set in the World War I era.

Good adventure game with a decent amount of replayability and a good story. Overall, it's a reminder of the old Telltale point and click games overlayed with a nice pixel-art style.