Lumote is a beautiful game and if I've got any complaints it's that I want more.
What makes Lightmatter work isn't the puzzles or the story but how well the two fit together.
While Wattam can be a little awkward, thanks to replacing its camera stick with the simple rotation controls on the shoulder buttons, and easily beaten in three hours, it's a game that makes a strong statement that sticks in the mind.
Despite this, as mentioned right up front, I absolutely loved playing Indivisible. The combat being fairly easy just means the story has to carry the weight and the well-designed and animated cast is more than up to the job.
Audica is a fantastic rhythm-shooter but it does come with a small disclaimer.
Once a level is properly moving, though, none of that seems to matter.
Manifold Garden is an incredibly stylish first-person puzzler, like walking through the architectural drawings of a pandimensional designer.
Lonely Mountains: Downhill is easily the best mountain biking game available.
Valfaris is a dark, mean sci-fi trek through a corrupted landscape that can only be cleansed through fire.
There was a huge expectation put on Cube World since its alpha, and while things have changed significantly since then the resulting game is almost exactly as promised: a big open adventure to explore at your leisure, with no pressure beyond what you bring to it.