Some of my favorite games

Recommendations by G. Faregan

In alphabetical order.

1. 9:05
by Adam Cadre
(2000)
Average member rating: (532 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

It gives you a sense of possibility and freedom, if small.

2. Alias 'The Magpie'
by J. J. Guest
(2018)
Average member rating: (63 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

I like the "small English village" style, filled with exaggerated eccentric characters, which fit nicely as video game characters/finite state machines.

3. Alone
by Paul Michael Winters
(2020)
Average member rating: (30 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

Nice atmosphere and setting, without a lot of unnecessary extras.

4. Bogeyman
by Elizabeth Smyth
(2018)
Average member rating: (78 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

A really simple game and interface, and a creative and interesting setting.

5. Chuk and the Arena
by Agnieszka Trzaska
(2019)
Average member rating: (17 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

Win tournament via clever puzzles in pulpy, light hearted sci-fi setting.

6. Gun Mute
by C.E.J. Pacian
(2008)
Average member rating: (153 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

Win duels in sci-fi/Western setting using basic mechanic - duck and shoot.

7. The Impossible Bottle
by Linus Åkesson
(2020)
Average member rating: (78 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

Pretty great mechanic.

8. Inside the Facility
by Arthur DiBianca
(2016)
Average member rating: (56 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

A game with simple mechanics (just navigation and waiting) and a great atmosphere of some kind of sci-fi research facility.

9. The People's Glorious Revolutionary Text Adventure Game
by Taylor Vaughan
(2010)
Average member rating: (56 ratings)

G. Faregan says:

A funny game, with funny puzzles and solutions.

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