Dust force is a very good game. Imagine taking Super Meat boy + Some Wicked Ninja-Like Janitors, and adding a fantastic art style. You'll end up with the experience that is Dustforce. It has Iffy at sometimes game mechanics, but mastering it is just part of the experience. It has a pretty wide selection of levels that will keep you busy for far too long. While infuriating at some times (espeically if you're a completionist), Dustforce's level offer a good balance between a fun ride, and an incredible challenge.

Faster Then Light is quite the indie game. At first glance, it's not all that apealing, but as you continue to play you find yourself more and more envolped into this space aged adventure as you build up your ship, elarge your crew, and take on the galaxy. FTL is one of those games you have keep playing over and over again untill you win and when you finally do, you'll have the sense of completion washing over your entire being.

God, YES. I love this game. It's artstyle, it's gameplay, story, and Oh lord, That mans voice. It's like a smooth gravel (It's hard to explain.) But a game where they have a man with a voice as mystical as his narrating your whole experience as you dive deeper into It's envolping story, shows that they put real effort and feeling into their game. Bastion is one of a kind, and you cannot pass this one up. It's a very Rare indie game,