I have a particular fondness for Dweller's Empty Path. I tend to be charmed by games that make no practice in complex story telling or gameplay mechanics, but serve as a vessel for a really specific emotion the dev is trying to portray.

For me - the music sounded just the way it should have, the characters said all the right things, the aesthetics were very pleasant, and the short playtime helped me absorb the content appropriately. It doesn't excel at anything other than the emotion it dedicates itself to, and it's better for it.

I love the melancholy and loneliness of DEP and I think Tuyoki's modesty as a creator elevates the game's sincerity.