Coming soon: A handcrafted world-folding adventure. Read our Q&A with the developers of the paper-folding puzzler, Paper Trail.

Alton Brown, eat your heart out. There's a new source of chaotic and competitive cooking entering the arena: PlateUp!

When they made the phrase "cute as hell" they were definitely talking about Monoryllis' rainbow-hued rendition.

Scamming corporations for a living? It ain't much, but it's honest work.

Gibbon: Beyond the Trees is a game with a message, pairing a smooth and vibrant adventure with a real-life glimpse at an endangered species.

The developer says Do Not Buy This Game. But between you and me, I won't tell anybody if you do.

Those aren't tears on my face, matey. It's just mist from all this seafarin'. ARGH.

Maybe we're not cut out for meditation. Maybe Head West's Retreat to Enen wasn't cut out to be a survival game. Who's to say?

First-time game developers, VODKAdemo?, are bringing a fascinating visual novel with typing game mechanics in upcoming release, Mindhack.

Nerial has gaming's equivalent of a pair of aces in Card Shark — and I wouldn't even mind if they'd cheated to get this winning hand.

Have a nice, short point and click adventure with your morning cuppa.

Symphony of War takes familiar tactical RPG action to darker places with mechanically sound gameplay and a great well thought-out story.

IMMORTALITY is unlike anything we've ever played. Sam Barlow and Half Mermaid have crafted a narrative for the ages in this epic mystery.

Escape from your problems... in style. Coin Crew's Escape Academy delivers the education we want, need, and deserve.

Cowabunga, dude! Tribute Games' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is a smash hit with big 90s energy and no quarters needed.

Day 3 brought Wholesome Games, Guerrilla Collective, Future of Play and Future Games, each wholly thriving in their third year of existence.

Moonglow Bay's story about healing a community is exceptional. But the gameplay is far from perfect.

What do you know about THE GRIME? We have lived it. We have loved it.

Sloclap's Sifu comes with some cultural baggage and lacks punch in its narrative, but offers a hard-hitting combat system.

We have some notes... but this free-to-play dragon battler has a solid gold foundation.