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Tetris Effect: Connected is a very fun and unique Tetris game with game mechanics never seen before. It features multiple single-player and multiplayer game modes, each with their own unique gimmick. The graphics are absolutely fantastic and the overall atmosphere of the game feels very relaxing. I highly recommend this game to both experienced and beginner-level Tetris players.

The Talos Principle is a unique puzzle game with a very intriguing storyline. It's one of those games that really makes you think. You'll find yourself exploring different environments, searching for secrets and unraveling the mysteries behind your existence. The puzzles get progressively more difficult and introduce many gameplay elements. What I also appreciate about the game is how well-optimized it is. The engine allows you to change and tweak lots of settings, which is especially useful for people who own low-end computers.

Great story, amazing characters. The game can also be fairly challenging at times. Highly recommended!

An addictive game with super cute characters. :3

Despite the minor technical difficulties I experienced whilst playing this game, I have to say that it's really enjoyable. I am a big fan of unique indie platformers, and Dreaming Sarah definitely falls into that category. I love the atmosphere of the game, especially since you have no idea what's going on, and everything that happens is entirely up to your personal interpretation.

Undertale is by far one of the greatest and most unique games I have ever played. In fact, it is so good that I decided to write a review for it right away; I have not even completed it yet. First off, I have to say that the game has an absolutely amazing soundtrack. Some of the music is so catchy that I simply cannot get it out of my head. The story is very immersive and full of humorous elements. The great thing about Undertale is that you are free to do as you please. The game does give you a basic idea of what you should do, but you don't have to follow the rules! You are presented with many choices, and it is entirely up to you how you decide to handle them. I have had a great time so far, and I know it will only get better from here.

Super Hexagon is a simple, yet very addictive game. You take control of a triangle positioned in the middle of the screen and have to dodge the walls coming your way. The game has a total of six levels (three normal levels and three "hyper modes"), each of which presents you with new patterns and challenges. If you survive for sixty seconds, you essentially "complete" a stage and unlock its hyper mode, although it goes on until you die, which allows skilled players to achieve high scores and compete against each other. Due to the overall difficulty of the game, patience and practice are very important factors. If you want to challenge yourself with a fun and hard game, then Super Hexagon is for you!

Awesomenauts is a MOBA game, but it differs from the mainstream titles in the genre. You see, it's also a 2D platformer. The control scheme does not take long to get used to, and the game is quite easy to learn. Of course, if you want to get really good, you need to invest a lot of time into it. You can play bot matches and online matches, though there's also the option to make a custom game with all kinds of settings for you to adjust. The developers are frequently releasing updates and bugfixes, which just adds to the fun! Some players may be a bit rude at times (especially if you're not doing so well), but it's possible to mute them if you so desire. All in all, Awesomenauts is...well, AWESOME! Naturally, not everyone will enjoy this game, but I think it deserves a positive review.

Starbound is a fun little sandbox game, and although it is in still beta, there is already quite a lot of content to explore. I like the fact that there are multiple playable races (Florans are by far my favorite). The quest mechanic is also pretty interesting, and I think it has a lot of potential.

The only thing that this game seems to lack is diversity. Every planet feels the same, both in terms of biomes (there are only a few of them, and planets with certain biomes become obsolete once you attain high-end gear) and enemies, but I believe this is something that will change in the future.

The game does play a lot like Terraria, but it's definitely not a clone thereof. I do recommend it. ^^

Yeah, I decided to write a review for this game. I mean, why not?
"Fine, but how we make it?"
That is a very good question indeed. How do I even begin to describe what Bad Rats actually is? To be honest, I do not know. All I can say is that it seems to be...some form of art, but I fail to understand it on a deeper level. A very good example of the aforementioned fact is the intro cutscene. When I watched it for the first time, I could not believe how...ehm, unique it was. The same goes for the game itself. I simply do not have an opinion because I feel like I lack the necessary fundamentals to comprehend and appreciate this form of art, and I would only recommend it to people who can do so.