Finished:
1954 Alcatraz - older Daedalic adventure
AI: The Somnium Files - VN, felt rather off/weird
Arcania - mindless, nostalgic, not great
Arcania: Fall of Setarrif - a bit more of the same
Astalon: Tears of the Earth - fantastic metroidvania, superb characters
Batora: Lost Haven - the colours are nice, I guess
Blacktail - interesting, but I loathed the enemy swarms
Chronicles of Mystery: the Scorpio Ritual - old adventure-lite game
Crying Suns - great setting (with echoes of Dune) and nice writing, memorable
Eternal Threads - hoped for more plot-wise
Flame Keeper - repetitive
Gamedec - not my cup of tea, goes very meta
Grotto - different, dropped it at the end
Haunted - older adventure game
Indivisible - mixed feelings - jarring writing, great animations
Islets - interesting little metroidvania, simple but clean
Jusant - climbing game - played it for the adorable balast
Legends of Kingdom Rush - fun and cartoonish
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy - loved the banter, loathed the QTEs and ship mouse controls
Overclocked: A History of Violence - older adventure game, not for me
Quern - Undying Thoughts - Myst-styled puzzle game
Rollerdrome - worth a spin, kudos for having options to let even less skilled players complete the main game
Ruiner - fun and violent cyberpunk romp with a nice story undertone
ScourgeBringer - fantastic character movement system
Seers Isle - VN, nice art, obfuscated action meanings
South of the Circle - walking sim, expected more story-wise
Strange Horticulture - relaxing and cleverly presented - plants and maps ^^
Syberia 3 - tis bad - worked through it with a guide, still suffered
Syberia: The World Before - beautiful scenery, odd entry story-wise for Syberia
Teslagrad 2 - advanced abilities are behind timed challenges --
The Bookwalker - halfway between great and messy
The Greater Good - loved it - chill music, interesting visuals, simple story, but satisfying to play through. Different in a good indie way
The Knight Witch - lovely art, warm-and-fuzzy feels, has options letting even us bullet-hell-challenged get to the end of the story
The Magister - So ugly I almost dropped it at char-selection screen, but the actual gameplay was pretty solid.
The Wanderer: Frankenstein’s Creature - small commentary on the book
This Way Madness Lies - odd little RPG maker game with patchwork plot
Tiny Glade - not a game, but oddly relaxing
Vampyr - solid, atmospheric RPG
Venba - liked the recipes
Wildfire - nice setting, creative with its abilities, balances planning, chaos and rampaging failures one walks away from

Finished:
Access Denied: Escape - small puzzle game
Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The First Cases - not quite what I expected, good for a passive afternoon
Alwa’s Awakening - simple and engaging, quick respawn helps
Alwa’s Legacy - directly builds upon the first Alwa game and again, quick respawn
Axiom Verge - atmospheric, memorable music and visuals
Blacksad: Under the Skin - unpolished
Boti: Byteland Overclocked - colourful with rough edges
Cloudpunk - rather “on wheels”, has some nice cyberpunk touches
Cosmic Star Heroine - quite fun, great QoL, carries off with charm what would make another game a cringy mess
Elderand - competent and lean
Figment 2: Creed Valley - not my cup of tea
Fumiko! - unusual, the particle effects can be a bit too much, loved how the theme of flight/freedom is echoed through the mechanics, loathed the different movement scheme enforced in a few late-game segments
Garden Story - underwhelming, cycling the days/tasks felt repetitive
Gato Roboto - tiny metroidvania, didn’t quite click for me
Hoa - small puzzle-platformer
Imp of the Sun - needs more polish and a better map
Little Orpheus - very simple game, the dialogue made me laugh a few times
Loop Hero - rewarding iterations, took effort with its setting and lore, consistent atmosphere and mood
Mutazione - visited for the plants
Redeemer - creative violence
Soulstice - great setting and interesting characters, would have loved this as a more story-focused game, as is, a lot of it is fighting the same battles in very similar environments
Sparklite - upgrades-focused pixel game
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - nostalgia
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II - more nostalgia
Steelrising - automatons - another signature Spyders concoction: flawed yet weirdly compelling
Tengami - tiny puzzle book
The Maker’s Eden - short, dev-unfinished adventure
Truberbrook - not a stellar adventure game
Webbed - charming and wacky
Yaga - rough around the edges, distinctive art
Ys 8: Lacrimosa of Dana - Ys ^_^
Zoeti - forgiving deckbuilder

Finished:
Chorus - Nice setting, fun for a spin
Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights - Fun metroidvania, has a few quirks (like one of the items only being attainable through the bad ending - even if all endings can harmlessly be done in the same playthrough, this felt odd)
Everhood - Surprisingly fun “battles” but the game is too psychedelic for me
Glass Masquerade 3: Honeylines - puzzle game
Guild of Darksteel - Great setting, simple presentation
Hi-Fi RUSH - fantastic game, crispy, vibrant and fun
Iris and the Giant - interesting card game, memorable
Jack Move - lovely little cyberpunk adventure
Light Apprentice - odd, but charming
Loddlenaut - simple
Lost in Play - nice-ish adventure game
Nobody Saves The World - fun, but a bit grindy/repetitive at times
Painscreek Killings - expected a little more
Refunct - Bite-sized platformer, made me smile
Risen 2: Dark Waters - rough around the edges, but atmospheric, solid writing
Risen 3: Titan Lords - more colourful, but I liked Risen 2 more
Stray Gods - enjoyed the musical segments, not too keen on the story
Strikey Sisters - fun little break-the-bricks pastime
The Excavation of Hob’s Barrow - not my cup of tea
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles - I did enjoy it, some of the side chars are wonderful, but it did not quite hook me as much as the first three AA games.
The Inner World: The Last Wind Monk - straightforward adventure game
The Textorcist: The story of Ray Bibbia - typing Latin XD
They Always Run - looks great, plays well, the ending is… certainly different. A sequel would be nice.
Timelie - solid little puzzler
Ys: Memories of Celceta - Ys ^_^
Ys SEVEN - More Ys :P

Finished:
Aces and Adventures - Loved the succinctly sonorous narration
Anima Gate of Memories: The Nameless Chronicles - This really clicked for me, not quite sure why, enjoyed it more than the original
Beacon Pines - Gorgeous art, fun and simple
Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling - A new favourite
Castle Morihisa - Simplistic, but has a nice theme
Cats and the Other Lives - Pixel adventure, was hoping for a little more
Creaks - Puzzle-lite (I thought it would be a classical adventure going in)
Dark Nights with Poe and Munroe - I liked these chars better in the Shapeshifting Detective
Ghosts of Miami - Worth playing for the soundtrack alone, adds life and colour to a drab afternoon
Journey - Solo for me
Life is Strange 2 - Not my cup of tea - couldn’t relate to the premise, chars or the events. A pity, because telekinesis could have been covered a lot better.
Life is Strange: True Colours - Definite improvement over LiS2 for me
Nine Years of Shadows - Odd metroidvania
Observation - Nice to be HAL ^_^
Roguebook - Fun for a few spins, but gets repetitive
Still There - Not to my taste, a bit too crude
Tales of Arise - I can always play more Tales Of
Tales from the Borderlands - Fun, weird ride
The Forgotten City - Not a fan of time loops, but QoL here was great
Towaga: Among Shadows - Fun cartoony laser-incinerate-em-all little title
Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest - Was hoping for more story in this one, felt like an origin chapter
Xanadu Next - Atmospheric and quite fun to level-up in
Ziggurat - Surprisingly addictive

Finished:
Aspire: Ina’s Tale - short, simple and sweet
Beyond a Steel Sky - solid adventure game
Beyond Blue - interesting little ocean game
Beyond: Two Souls - didn’t quite click for me
Expeditions: Rome - QoL issues aside, atmospheric Rome game
Flynn: Son of Crimson - colourful and straightforward
Havsala: Into the Soul Palace - tiny puzzle game
ICEY - eh, I did not like it, just not for me
Lost in Random - quirky adventure
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy - I only regret hesitating to pick this up sooner - loved it
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero Ultimate Edition - polished Shantae game
Shantae and the Seven Sirens - not-quite the Shantae experience I got used to, but not terrible
Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One - at the same time I enjoyed this and found it awkward
Souldiers - fantastic game, loved every detail of it except for a certain sequence which is both rage-inducing and mandatory - I can forgive the optional one :P
Sunlight - not really a game
The Darkest Tales - unpolished, a little grubby, awkward… yet charming
The Gunk - relaxing alien planet mini-exploration game
The Last Case of Benedict Fox - metroidvania with puzzles ^_^ and very forgiving difficulty settings
Twin Mirror - an okay narrative game

Finished:
Arise: A Simple Story - solid lite platformer
Before Your Eyes - played with the mouse, so cannot comment on the main mechanics
Darksiders: Warmastered Edition - Should have played the whole Darksiders series a lot sooner, wonderful stuff, each with a slightly different flavour
Darksiders 2: Deathinitive Edition - Oddly endearing
Darksiders 3 - I wish this had a map
Darksiders Genesis - Leviathan’s Landing is not for me, but the party banter was great
Dead Cells - Fun and polished
Haiku the Robot - Tiny metroidvania
Imposter Factory - Not quite like the predecessors, but worth a spin
The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker - In a game about asking questions, getting punished for it (hidden scoring) just doesn’t work for me
Itorah - Started well, story spiraled off
A Juggler’s Tale - The Bear ^_^
Kamiko - Tiny, Simple and straightforward, perfect for a rainy day
Leaving Lyndow - A glimpse at Eastshade
Lost Ruins - Not my cup of tea
Love Thyself: A Horatio Story - Strangely enjoyable in a weird way
Mythic Ocean - Lovely couple of hours, but needs a VN-style skip for replay loops
Nanotale: Typing Chronicles - For what it is (a typing game) I liked it, but Epistory gripped me more
Submerged: Hidden Depths - Very colourful and low effort
Olija - Worth it for the mood/setting
Ori and the Will of the Wisps - Beautiful
Tangle Tower - Fantastic character art and more Detective Grimoire
Trek to Yomi - Solid presentation

Finished:
Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery - great art, light on content
Blasphemous - finally got around to it, polished metroidvania
Darkside Detective: Fumble in the Dark - slightly weaker than the first game (especially later segments), but did make me laugh
Dreamscaper - fun, short runs, wonderful item descriptions, a wholesome core - the story/protagonist didn’t click with me, but there is just something about the whole experience that’s worth trying
Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst - timed challenges are not my thing XD
Mulaka - simple folklore game with one of the odder endings around
Sable - enjoyed the setting, the map itself not so much
SCARF - short and straightforward
Scarlet Nexus - solid JRPG
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun - Aiko’s Choice - A little more of a wonderful, heartbreaking game. Really missed these characters.
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles - initially charming, gets a bit grindy/repetitive later on

Finished:
Ancient Enemy - solitaire with odd writing
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey - mixed feelings on this one - short bursts of genuine fun (also, Alkibiades is certainly worth meeting), nice world map, but a lot of repetitiveness
Discolored - tiny puzzle game
Dungeons of Dreadrock - lovely little gem with a few great out-of-the-box puzzle solutions, highly recommended
The Fall Part 2: Unbound - the original hit my buttons more, but the Fall logic is as enjoyable as ever
Foregone - nice, straightforward pixel action, simple and satisfying
Hook - finally got around to it, relaxing puzzle game
I am Fish - never was so terrible at something as navigating those jars around…
Inspector Waffles - nice low-pixel adventure
Lake - personally, I was rather underwhelmed by this one, felt… uneventful, which could be deliberate, for a slice-of-life game, but not what I was after
Luna’s Fishing Garden - short and sweet
Marsupilami: Hoobadventure - I probably enjoyed this more than someone my age should :P
Pilgrims - tiny slice of Amanita ^_^
Shady Part of Me - good art, the story lost me along the way
Shantae: Risky’s Revenge - colourful and upbeat
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - BD-1 is the heart and soul of this game, loved it, but it could use a fast travel/easier way to re-visit some of the areas
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge - fantastic blast of nostalgia, gets the tone just right, great in co-op
The Almost Gone - wasn’t my cup of tea

Finished:
Arietta of Spirits - a little disappointed with this one, neither the story nor the gameplay worked for me
Asura: Vengeance Edition - nice little hack-n-slash, great for quick bursts of play
Call of the Sea - nice colour palette, solid adventure-lite
CrossCode - I loved the characters here and how polished everything felt, the world-puzzles are quite fun, the setting is nice and it’s all worth doing just for Hugs ^_^ but I did find the puzzle-dense plot areas (room after room after room XD) a little tedious to do all at once, to be honest.
Dagon - bite sized audio story in game format
Eastshade - beautiful game (unsurprising, given the premise) with some lovely locations. A little like a real holiday.
Eldest Souls - pixel boss-rush game that I wasn’t very good at
Far: Lone Sails - tiny puzzle-lite game
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice - its main narrative/message aside, the premise and writing hit my buttons. Memorable imagery, poignant details, lingering atmosphere.
Horizon Zero Dawn - good world building and a sprawling map.
Lyne - great puzzle game
Machinika Museum - this isn’t quite at the level of The Room games, but it is a solid game and has a very satisfying ending.
Paradise Lost - visual novel, wasn’t my cup of tea
Raji: An Ancient Epic - odd little game, liked the mythology tidbits and the narration
Song of Iron - for some bizarre reason, I enjoyed this as a whole, although it is unpolished and awkward at times
The Room 4: Old Sins - as delightful to explore as usual
TOEM - very enjoyable, wholesome photography-based adventure, quite adorable
Uncertain: Light at the End - was finally able to finish this on a different machine
Unravel - fantastic art, more melancholic tone than I was expecting

Finished:
Anuchard - nice pixel art
Encodya - standard point-n-click
Omno - fantastic experience with a lovely world
Rogue Legacy - when life gives you lemons… :P
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse - enjoyed it until the final level
Siege Survival: Gloria Victis - interesting management game, great world map
Trials of Fire - card-rpg hybrid in an interesting setting
Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion - odd little game
Unavowed - WadjetEye ^_^
Wulverblade - simple, but fun in co-op