Recent reviews by Osman Sinnoks

Gorgeous and moody. Phenomenal vision throughout (oh, the eyes! the eyes!), well worth your time.

A sequel that cleverly innovates on a concrete-solid foundation.

One of the most creative innovations on the roguelike genre I've ever seen.
Also, this is a game about slowly learning to diagnose and fix spaceship modules via repetition. If that doesn't sound fun, I don't necessarily recommend this game (though I've only played the real time mode, so that's all I can comment on). I however absolutely love this game.
Droose my beloved.

A thousand tongues. A swollen sea of voices.
They will speak my name.
And you will tell them.

Play this game.

One of my all time favorite multiplayer games. The modding community is amazing and very active. My preferred player count is 4-5. As for April 2024, mod support is broken on the latest patch but a mod-supporting build is available in the betas menu.

The end of the world, via all consuming compost. What's left in the interim, and what's left to save?
A phenomenal, surreal adventure through employment, science, and the nature of being.

The bunburrow goes deep, very deep. Lovely and unhinged puzzle game.

Excellent character(ization) writing.
It takes Sarte's No Exit in a lovely, opposite direction: hell can be other people, but people can be heaven too.

An incredible sandbox for breaking reality. It isn't a good run until the frame rate dies.

Brilliant central dice mechanic that keeps the player bouncing around among oodles of provocative visuals and sound design. Club Low and the surrounding city are alive.