Rovarsson's Superlative Games

Recommendations by Rovarsson (Belgium)

Only supercalifragilisticexpialidocious games on this list.

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1. Worlds Apart
by Suzanne Britton
(1999)
Average member rating: (88 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Mindmelding, Will o' the Wisps and A Darkened Haven. Mindblowing!

2. Illuminismo Iniziato
by Michael J. Coyne
(2018)
Average member rating: (21 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

A pterosaur, a zeppelin, and quite possibly the most talkative npc in history. Bedazzling!

3. Anchorhead
by Michael Gentry
(1998)
Average member rating: (374 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

A family curse, secretive but ever-more hostile townsfolk and a being from across the void. Bonechilling!

4. According to Cain
by Jim Nelson
(2022)
Average member rating: (36 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Alchemy, murder and a crow. Biblical!

5. The Wizard Sniffer
by Buster Hudson
(2017)
Average member rating: (122 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

The princess, the knight and the pig. Odorous!

6. Sunset Over Savannah, by Ivan Cockrum (1997)
Average member rating: (51 ratings)
Rovarsson says:

A dragon, a dance and sandcastle-ants. Uplifting!

7. The Shadow in the Cathedral
by Ian Finley and Jon Ingold
(2009)
Average member rating: (30 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

St. Babbage, St. Newton and St. Breguet. Like clockwork!

8. Metamorphoses
by Emily Short
(2000)
Average member rating: (126 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

A tetrahedron, an octahedron, a dodecahedron, an icosahedron and... a cube. Platonic!

9. World, by J. D. McDonald (1988)
Average member rating: (3 ratings)
Rovarsson says:

Alien hockey, cave-ferrets watching TV and a helpful robot. Overwhelming!

10. Gateway 2: Homeworld
by Mike Verdu and Glen Dahlgren
(1993)
Average member rating: (17 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

A spaceship-zoo, a mechanical spider and an ice-desert. Bewildering!

11. Return to Ditch Day
by M.J. Roberts
(2004)
Average member rating: (29 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Spy cameras, quantum computers and a code-protected black box. Encrypted!

12. The King of Shreds and Patches
by Jimmy Maher
(2009)
Average member rating: (76 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

William Shakespeare, Kit Marlowe and an Elder God. Formidable!

13. Inevitable, by Kathleen M. Fischer as Timothy Lawrence Heinrich (2003)
Average member rating: (5 ratings)
Rovarsson says:

Three towers and a Ziggurat. Electrifying!

14. Repeat the Ending
by Drew Cook
(2023)
Average member rating: (18 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Footnotes, madness and entropic magic. Critical!

15. The Faeries Of Haelstowne
by Christopher Merriner
(2021)
Average member rating: (8 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Photographs, the Devil's seat, and a lady on a bicycle. Faerly odd!

16. Treasures of a Slaver's Kingdom
by S. John Ross
(2007)
Average member rating: (47 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Swords, sorcery, and a big boss fight. Barbaric!

17. Molly and the Butter Thieves
by Alice Grove (as Cosmic Hamster)
(2015)
Average member rating: (15 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Butter, tea, and the Fair Folk. Yum!

18. She's Got a Thing for a Spring, by Brent VanFossen (1997)
Average member rating: (30 ratings)
Rovarsson says:

A moose, some eucalyptus leaves and a hot bath. Sensuous!

19. Spider and Web
by Andrew Plotkin
(1998)
Average member rating: (300 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

An alley, a door, a black touch-plate. Secretive!

20. L: A Mathemagical Adventure
by members of the Association of Teachers of Mathematics co-ordinated by Richard Phillips, and including Derek Ball, Tony Corbett, David Rooke, Heather Scott, Alan Shaw, Margaret Stevens, Ruth Townsend, Jo Waddingham, Roger Waddingham, John Warwick, Alan Wigley, John Wood, and David Wooldridge.
(1984)
Average member rating: (4 ratings)

Rovarsson says:

Mathematics, geometry, and Drogon guards. Logical!

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