Jess Erion

While there’s something to be said for forcing the player to be a monster, there’s also something to be said for self-awareness and originality.

Little Bug is a polished platformer that will charm speedrunners, completionists and casual players alike.

Between your romantic choices and political ones, there’s plenty of room for variety in Red Embrace.

While there are many games that prioritize player choice and read much like adventure novels, few are as ambitious as this one.

These puzzles are satisfying to complete and vary in theme, mechanics and complexity.

It’s a point-and-click adventure with an enticing premise: all your favorite high-fantasy humanoids (dwarves, elves, orcs and goblins) occupy a time and place similar to 1920s America.

Little Briar Rose is a game that feels as timeless as the story upon which it is based.

FAR: Lone Sails manages to deliver a compelling and vibrant world without any of the overwrought exposition that bogs down many post-apocalyptic narratives.