Simply my favorite games (as in ones that I'd personally give an 8/10 or above, with a couple of possible exceptions) available on this site. A majority of them are free (though the ones you have to pay for aren't too expensive at all).
Azurea Juncture stands out from most of the other VNs on itch.io by being filled to the brim with deadpan black comedy. And it's all the better for it, even if the psychological test scene near the end goes on for a bit too long.
A glitchy, rain-filled dreamscape. Or nightmare-scape. I'm not entirely sure as to which it is. I'm certain that this is fucking beautiful, though.
Ignore the people who complain about "teh evil ess jay double-us", those who complain about "walking simulators" existing, or those who speedrun. This is a fantastic couple of hours.
Despite what the screenshots might imply, this is not a screensaver. It's just Kitty Horrorshow making yet another incredibly surreal world. And a disturbing one at that.
Out of all of the visual novels on this site, and out of all of the zombie-themed games out there in general, this is definitely one of the worthwhile ones.
Only you can prevent forest fires, kids.
I mean, yeah, you're forced to play Pong at one point, but everything else makes up for that. :)
Another game that would normally miss the chance at being in here due to being a bit too short for it's own good IMO, but worth checking out either way if only for the amazing visual style.
"I will teach them all the words for "loneliness" my language has." Another beautiful world created by Kitty Horrorshow, even if I wish that the time I spent in it was a bit longer.
An absolutely beautiful experience that just adds to my personal dislike of the stigma against "walking simulators". Simply fantastic.
I'm not going to lie: I'm too stupid to finish this. Somehow it's incredibly relaxing, though.
Well, OK, this kind of breaks the "8/10+-worthy stuff only" rule I set for this collection, but the only reason this doesn't reach that height for me is because it only lasts for a few minutes. It's a really fucking fun few minutes, though, so, hey, I'll mention it anyway.
It's Porpentine's writing attached to a 3D environment. You know that this is going to be good.
Adorable and addicting (though challenging. Prepare to die a lot). Really took me by surprise in a great way.
