One of my favorite games of all time. Starts out a little slow and has minor pacing issues, but when it gets going, it's a wonderfully deep and unrelentingly fun game to play. 32k word review attached

Near perfect execution of the reverse-horror concept. It's a 6 hour roguelike influenced by The Thing and general body horror properties. Only one minor issue: navigation is sometimes confusing.

Perfect balance of horror and exploration, with a few pace-breaking fetch quests at the very end. It has surprisingly good flow for a survival game, worth a play if you've got thalassophobia like me.

A little overwhelming sometimes with how much info the game drops on you, but pulling off a hard trick is a uniquely satisfying experience. Intriguing mystery story with suberbly polished gameplay.

Time-looping sandbox exploration game with an overarching mystery to unravel. It's best to go in completely blind, so if that sounds cool to you, please give the game a try. It's one of my favorites.

A great constantly-innovating puzzle game with a small issue of poor difficulty balancing. The ending third is notoriously obtuse and ridiculously difficult, weakening the game's thesis in the end.

Basically shovelware trying to scam people out of 10 USD. When it's not a nauseating walking sim bombarding you with obnoxiously loud jumpscares, it's a terrible slender clone with boring arenas.

It's a fun mystery story with loveable characters and a few minor issues: some weird pacing and bad line deliveries, a few uninformed save-or-die decisions, and a disappointing lack of an epilogue.

45-90 minute game that tries to stretch to 10-30 hours. Forces multiple boring replays by telling the story through randomly triggered story events, and specific ones are required for certain endings.