The appeal of this game is right there in the premise, but Hatfall is nonetheless a great bit of fun if you can dig the humour.

As casual as they can, but if you like casual sims, you can't do much better than this entry from Endless Loop Studios.

An early access escapee, this management sim is the best thing in that genre going right now, bar none.

A somewhat casual and buggy game, but if you can see beyond that, it's a fun one.

A very niche game, but one that fits its niche very well; well-presented and well-made, if the premise appeals, it's worth a look.

A unique management game crossed with an interesting and richly-illustrated narrative that even after more than a decade still holds up.

A bit harsh in the game balance, but nonetheless a fun and interesting take on the rogue-like genre.

A decent story and some atmospheric horror somewhat let down by the technical deficiences of being an early adopter of the Unreal Engine 4.

A strangely-compelling game, Papers Please tells an intriguing story of a backwater communist nation through the medium of passports and dialogue.

A few rough edges don't dull the sheen of this revival of the city-builder genre. A great game well-executed and a return to form for the genre.