A cute, cozy game fit for very macho people, or those looking for a cozy, build-up-a-village sort of experience. Quite child-friendly, coop is smooth and flawless.

A Mechwarrior story told from The Other Side, you will shoot giant robots by the dozens. Looks nicer than MW5 Mercs, has some issues that need patches and time to improve. It's fine solo though.

A dating sim where you have your pick of strange dudes in a post-Soviet mid-90s cyberpunk dystopia. Heavy on the romance side, set in the "Drugs and Wire" webcomic world.

An interesting take on a puzzle game, the same genre as Portal or The Talos Principle. If you liked either of those, you'll be fine with this too.

It wants to be a gruesome horror shooter. It's not bad by any means, it just tries too hard. I had some fun all the same. It does have coop, and that's always a plus.

Think of it as a car-themed Wario game, where the challenge is to figure out what you need to do in the seconds it takes to play the minigame. Yeah, it's absurd.

It's EDF! You and up to three buddies will flatten whole cities trying to save the earth from giant aliens (and giant insects) invading it. It's dumb fun. A+.

Cute pixel-art graphics which paper over a rather gruesome world. Do terrible (or kind) things to the cute animals that worship you. Play a frantic twin-stick shooter.

Explore a post-apocalyptic world made up of centuries-old skyscrapers, all rusted and gnarled, while on a quest for your own survival. Build up your dirigible base as you wish. And, soonish, coop.

An isometric twin-stick-shooter-styled game that rewards precision, a bit of patience, and is enormously deadly. Success requires juggling that patience with speed, and a bit of luck.