I just keep coming back to watch that narrated trailer, it's pure poetry

This is my kind of game, but unfortunately every 5-15 minutes it just freezes in the middle of a level, where only the music continues to play, and nothing else can be done except killing the game through Task Manager.

EDIT: well the problem seemed to exist on the discussion forums for years, but looks like the devs fixed it now.

Pretty well made little platformer.

Great for beginner players, since the left/right movement is automatic and you only have to worry about one button at first, eventually building up to three.
Good for platformer veterans, with all the optional collectibles and extra levels, which sometimes require some fancy tricks. And it's always obvious what collectibles you're missing.

Multiplayer broke, weeks pass, Asmodee is not answering through any channels.

EDIT: well, the game didn't get completely abandoned, it took them a month or two to fix it. But the multiplayer component, which was gone for two months was the entire reason to play the game.

The main menu music makes me smile and dance a little any time I start it up. Which is also incidentally a good warm-up for the game.

Nice little old puzzle platformer about a scientist who invented liquid creatures called Fluros. Almost feels like it was at first developed as a liquid physics tech demo, but then it evolved. Like the Fluros themselves. Great chill soundtrack, interesting and unique puzzles, beautiful views when you get an outlook and great 2D/3D graphics in general, and a nice story of a scientist and his invention.

Roguelike dungeon crawlers, hectic combat with lots of dashing around, Greek mythology, soundtrack that quiets down and leaves just the bass during downtime - all good things that I enjoy. Great looking art, as expected from a Supergiant game. Lots of story and lore, unlike most roguelike dungeon crawlers.

This game is a similar enough concept to the other, currently popular social deduction game - it has traitors, voting someone out of a safe haven, even something like vents.

It is a lot more involved than that, though - it has tools, resource gathering, weapons, map exploration, survival, crafting, traps, etc.

It's still a social game, but there's a lot more accent on game mechanics, teamwork, and traitorous fighting/sabotage, and less accent on lying and social deduction. And it's a lot slower paced and a lot more "serious"-looking.

One game supports from 5 to 8 players.