Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth is a cosy, story-driven puzzle adventure that follows Moomintroll through his first winter. With gentle puzzles, charming characters, and a heartfelt focus on friendship, it offers a relaxed experience that lets its atmosphere and story shine despite a few minor gameplay frustrations.
Origament: A Paper Adventure is a chill little platformer where you play as a letter trying to make it to…
No game this decade has put me in a trance like Vampire Survivors did in 2022. It delivered a constant…
Corner Shop: NightShift turns the dread of clocking in for work into its central hook — but it’s less certain…
Screamer pulls inspiration from all over, but it never feels derivative — it’s loud, demanding, and compelling in its own right.
iRacing Arcade lands as a confident racer that understands what makes motorsport compelling and reframes it through an arcade lens. It’s a bright, pocket‑sized and approachable take on real‑world racing — one that I’m finding very hard to put down.
Key Fairy might present cold at first glance, with its stark black-and-white art, but there’s a true warmth beneath the surface.
Hamstermind might wear a veneer of cute charm and cartoonish wit, yet beneath that surface lies a serious puzzler: one that tests your lateral thinking, has you muttering and pacing, but brings a huge amount of joy when the solution finally clicks.
Working From Home might only be a short demo, but it’s packed with charm. Its mix of satire, physics chaos, and oddly relatable work drudgery makes it far more fun than it has any right to be.
Goblin Sushi is a roguelike, deck-building game with an unexpected, chef’s kiss pairing of goblins and cooking. Coming to PC early access.
