Recent reviews by EHAD

Arcade flight action distilled down to its essence.
This is NOT a flight sim by any possibly definition. Instead this is a game that seeks to make the player FEEL like an unstoppably badass fighter pilot above all else. The flight model is is based on "what would feel cool" and keeping the barrier to entry low.
Best played in occasional sessions when I'm hankering for some fast-paced dog fighting.
I wish there was a wider variety of weapons and enemy types, but I can't complain given the $10 price point.
I'll likely come back to this occasionally for some time to come and I can't wait to see what MorfeoDev releases next!

The best lightsaber-fighting simulator I've ever played.
The core gameplay is some chaotic easy-to-learn-but-hard-to-master platformer madness and is fun to play even after besting all the built-in challenge modes (which is no mean feat).
The game's had a continuous stream of updates since launch including whole new weapons, maps, and mods and the launch of crossplay.
The multiplayer community has shrunk a lot since launch, but I can still consistently find lobbies in the US regions on Fridays and weekends. And if I can't find a lobby in-game, it's not hard to find people to play by checking the LFG channel of the game's official Discord.
The community is welcoming and there's almost always someone down to clown.
I cannot recommend SpiderHeck enough!

This is multiplayer Magicka I didn't know I needed.
Easy to learn but hard to master. Fun with with inexperienced and veteran players alike.
I cannot recommend Fishards enough.

A raucous experiment in visual and auditory chaos. Highly recommended for ~10 hours of high-stress fun.

A spectacular game of deduction. It plays fair with the player and there are always new connections to spot, while never feeling like it's holding the player's hand.

Sidescrolling combo shooting madness.

Fantastic classic stealth game very reminiscent of Tenchu. It is very focused patience and planning as most enemies will easily one-hit the player. Extremely satisfying to pull of a perfect run of a level.

Awesome core combat tarnished by lots of control issues and a complete dearth of enemy variety

By far one of the best narratives I've encountered in a game. The actual third person cover-based shooter mechanics grow repetitive at times, but the excellent story progression, guided by decisions you're often unaware you're making, make this a must play.