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Cyan never disappoints. ... As a Myst fangirl, this game was exactly what I was looking for.

This game is absolutely gorgeous in every way and deserves way my praise than it's getting.

The controls were so maddening, I quit so early on.

Another puzzle game, but this time a bit different: it's a game about cryptography. So, it's just a bunch of text-based puzzles, in minimalistic rooms.

Another good co-op game. Tried this one out over the past couple of days on the free-weekend, and ended up buying it. Good solid co-op game set in futuristic Sweden which is now overrun with evil robots. A good shooter and it's been fun to play with friends.

[Edit: I'm really glad to see this game continuing to develop; excited about the new DLC coming out!]

This has been our latest go-to co-op game. It's awesome! :D … You're space dwarves, mining on alien planets, while trying to kill alien-bug/creatures. The maps are procedurally generated, so replayability is great. There are 4 different classes (Gunner, Scout, Engineer, and Driller) you can play as, who all have different skills, which work as force-multipliers when used together with your teammates. Also, I started this game in Early Access, and it's been probably the best EA experience I've ever had--the developers are super present and on top of things, updates have been happening regularly, and the game has really fleshed out so much since I first started. I've been having such a blast playing this one.

A surreal, very Japanese game about a girl struggling with depression, so the puzzles are a representation of her trying to escape from what's holding her brain. (and luckily, Freud has nothing to do with it, except the very first puzzle.) It's very short, but was kind of neat.

I remember seeing this on at PAX years ago, and was just mesmerized by the art style. It's a very somber puzzle game, as you try to find your way out of this dilapidated apartment complex, finding clues and revealing story bits along the way.

I played this game the other day (it's short) -- The Gardens Between, by The Voxel Agents. It's a little indie game where you control/manipulate time in order to solve puzzles. The art style is really beautiful, and I love the way the world rotates/manipulates as you play. It's also got a sweet little story. :)

These games are so beautiful! I just finished The Room 3 (by Fireproof Games) last night, and it was fantastic! The puzzles have gotten so complex at this point (compared to The Room 1 & 2), and span across multiple rooms. And, of course, there are still the iconic curios boxes in every room. Not to mention this game is aesthetically right on brand for me -- full of gears, and clocks, and circuitry, and steampunky goodness. I highly recommend. ^_^