Elliot Porter
Well Dweller's combat is fun, yet simple, with a wide array of enemies and excellent boss fights. The real charm lies in its world design and story, though. An oppressive sense of dread is contrasted by wonderfully designed, humorous, and adorable characters and stories that give a real sense of life to this fantasy world.
Its simplistic aesthetic, exploratory storytelling, breathtaking vistas, wonderfully uplifting soundtrack, and a pure sense of wonder make this game truly special.
Narita Boy fully succeeds in being a great homage to pixel titles of the past yet brings so many great modern features with it.
Call of the Sea takes the player on a journey of self discovery that I think everybody should experience.
The Falconeer flies its own path, hampered by sometimes frustrating controls, unforgiving difficulty and a simplistic mission structure.