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One really good joke is all something like this really needs

Just really solid gameplay in a small package - worth downloading on steam for the workshop maps.

Sometimes you can see the influences that went into something, or at least some of them, but somehow the combination of elements and mad vision is much bigger than the sum of its parts.

An alien museum of Earth culture. Kind of a mirror image of Grace Bruxner's "Alien Caseno"

Interactive Poetry should really be considered a separate thing from Interactive Fiction. If the term appeals to you, you should play this.

This is among the very best GZDoom engine games, the setting and art are strange and wonderful. scumhead's other games are also good, but this is a magnum opus. Highly recommend buying the full version.

Like every Connor Sherlock game, despite basically only being a vast open space to wander through, it still manages to have excellent pacing with a rising action, satisfying climax, and denouement. I won't spoil this one, but like Connor Sherlock games it manages to give me chills at the "end". My only complaint is the footsteps are too loud.

A really affective bait-and-switch that made me rethink how I approached things in my real life. Really cool aesthetic choices too.

Jam with musical ducks and old sailor guys as you wander through a fantasy world

Nicely unforgiving, but with just enough qol features to make it not feel like a slog for me.

Really evocative imagery, belongs to that category of brain food that everyone needs some of in their diet to keep your frontal lobe loose.

Probably my favorite wandering-a-megastructure type game - superb atmosphere

This is excellent, out of many cool moments my favorite is one where, in the middle of wandering through a surreal desert, between a huge Egyptian temple and a massive glowing pyramid, you come upon a nasty gas station called the Grease Hole.

Sorta Fromsoft vibes, if instead of fighting stuff you wandered around and tended to some fish. Very cool ending.

A helpful meditation on mortality, helped a little with my usual existential anxiety.

Great sled dogs and also a deliciously unnerving atmosphere without jumpscares. One of those non-linear narratives that can be pieced carefully together if you like that sort of thing

I really struggle to find words for all of colorfiction's stuff, words seem to pale in comparison to the pure visual design on display.

Written in the heartbeat language of the city itself

I've loved all the Zium games but this one is my favorite so far.

This is cool as hell. I thought it was going to be another relatively boring maze horror game but this is a little bit special. I have a special weakness for fmv mixed with primitive 3D graphics.

It is hilariously easy to crash into your own time reversed combine harvester speeding along backwards into you as it plants wheat in the ground at high speed

Very short, probably 5 minutes long, but an awesome archaeology themed game. This is an amazing concept for a longer game analyzing artifacts.

I really love the concept here, I think I might have liked it better as just a dungeon crawler/poetry delivery game, the typing stuff is cool and goes along with the poetry well but I wish that part was more developed.

Cool little mystery story - subverts some normal expectations about first person walking sims in a novel way.

Worth it just for the evil sea, the cool screwed up fish are awesome too

This has the usual Connor Sherlock magic, and some powerfully arresting images