A really cool atmospheric 15 minute game jam game. It's also free, so go check it out.

Probably the the best detective game ever made. It's whole gameplay system is built around solving a murder mystery, where you must deduce the fate of every single passenger on the Obra Dinn. But you don't know everyone by name. You must solve who every one is and their fate by listening for accents, following conversations, understanding the roles of the ship, understanding context clues, and even filling in the blanks. It's literal detective work, and I love it to bits for it.

Skylanders but you can play as the enemies.

Skylanders but can swap out torsos.

Skylanders but bigger figures.

A fun concept with big goals, but the development has practically grinded to a halt, with an update showing up about once a year at this point. It has incredible potential, flying around in your (fully customizable) ship, getting in dogfights, and landing on planets feels great, but besides a few enemy dungeon bases and retrieving data fragments, there's nothing to do. There is a foundation for a great game here, if only the devs were able to fully realize it.

The perfect sequel in my opinion. It's got a longer campaign, more story, a huge workshop and modding community, a full coop campaign, all while keeping that signature humor and wit in it's fantastic writing.

An underrated 2D puzzle platformer in my opinion. The main mechanic, a projectile that will teleport you to wherever it hits while preserving your momentum, opens up a ton of fun and complex puzzles for your solving enjoyment.

Don't do drugs kids.

A super cool puzzle game with a sick gravity-bending, alternate-reality game mechanic. It's purely a puzzle game, through and through, so no story and hardly anything in the visual or variety department, but the gameplay is there. A great game if you like puzzle games for the puzzle's sake.

It's a fun game to beat in a night or two. There's not a whole lot of depth gameplay wise (at least from what I could tell from the campaign), but is fun regardless and leads to some pretty cool movement. However, the writing and humor are on point, and are definitely the game's main strengths. It's also got a fun anti-capitalism story too, and you can't go wrong with that. It won't challenge you, but it'll certainly make you smile.

Idk if it holds up today, but I enjoyed it as a kid. Even finished it too.

People give this game a lot of flack, but I really enjoyed it. It was my first Luigi's Mansion game, and got me invested in the series. I have fond memories of playing this game on dark and quiet car rides as a kid, it was a great pick up and play game that really stuck with me. Fun fact, The Dual Scream tune in this game is so good that it's my ringtone today.

I have no memories about this game other than the fact that I played it as a kid and it looked bad.

It's a fun little fighting game. Great game to play with friends, but there's not really much to it unless you're REALLY into footsies.