Ibb and Obb is a puzzle game where you run, jump, land on enemies and solve momentum puzzles.

Ibb and Obb is a puzzle game where you run, jump, land on enemies and solve momentum puzzles. The novelty is that it's a game designed for cooperation.

ElecHead is a running and jumping puzzle game where you control a character who is a source of electricity.

ElecHead is a running and jumping puzzle game where you control a character who is a source of electricity. With this power, you activate the platforms you need to progress in unusual and puzzling ways.

JellyCar Worlds is a puzzle game about a car made of jelly traversing a squishy world.

JellyCar Worlds is a puzzle game about a car made of jelly traversing a squishy world. You use the physics properties of the car and the objects in the world to get from A to B.

World of Goo is a puzzle game where you use balls of goo to create bridges that span increasingly large chasms and obstacles.

World of Goo is a puzzle game where you use balls of goo to create bridges that span increasingly large chasms and obstacles. The game simulates real-world physics to determine if structures are strong enough and when they collapse.

Airhead is an exploration adventure in a sprawling interconnected world.

Airhead is an exploration adventure in a sprawling interconnected world. The twist is that you play as a small Body that must keep the Head (it finds) inflated.

Sometimes You Die is an unusual sliding and jumping game.

Sometimes You Die is an unusual sliding and jumping game. As you play there is a written narrative on the walls of each level that discusses game design, player motivation and the metaphysics of life.

Membrane is a traversal puzzle game where you fire blocks into the world to build, bend and break the platforms.

Membrane is a traversal puzzle game where you fire blocks into the world to build, bend and break the platforms. Play involves running and jumping around the world, more unusually you can change the levels by firing objects that work with the game physics in different ways.

Pico Park is a collaborative puzzle game for up to 10 players where you traverse levels using one another to solve puzzles.

Pico Park is a collaborative puzzle game for up to 10 players where you traverse levels using one another to solve puzzles. It's a game about communication and physics as players work to position themselves to bridge a gap, use ropes to hang off ledges or unlock keys.

Chariot is a cooperative running and jumping game where you work with another player to haul a wheeled Chariot to the end of each level.

Chariot is a cooperative running and jumping game where you work with another player to haul a wheeled Chariot to the end of each level. Pushing, pulling or dragging with ropes, you need to use the real physics of the game to solve puzzles and time jumps to get the heavy objects to their destinations.

Spelunky 2 is, like the classic Spelunky, a running and jumping game where you explore mysterious caves on the moon looking for your missing parents.

Spelunky 2 is, like the classic Spelunky, a running and jumping game where you explore mysterious caves on the moon looking for your missing parents. On your journey, you will find unique environments, treasure, and people to join you as you delve deeper into the caves.

Henry Halfhead is a traversal game where you move around by possessing and controlling any object within your reach.

Henry Halfhead is a traversal game where you move around by possessing and controlling any object within your reach. You move around the world freely, but to get where you need to go you need to become the objects around you to use their abilities.

Hue is a puzzle game where you run and jump through platforms.

Hue is a puzzle game where you run and jump through platforms. You explore a grey land while searching for your missing mother.

Fez is a dimension based puzzle game where you, as a small character called Gomez, can rotate between four 2D views of the 3D world (as four sides around a cube-like space).

Fez is a dimension based puzzle game where you, as a small character called Gomez, can rotate between four 2D views of the 3D world (as four sides around a cube-like space). This sounds confusing but actually develops into a mind-stretching and intuitive puzzle game.

Noita is platform adventure game in a world where each and every pixel is physically simulated.

Noita is platform adventure game in a world where each and every pixel is physically simulated. This means that the tiny elements that make up the landscape and characters have their own properties that: melt, burn, evaporate, explode, flow, float, support, stick and so on.

Splitter Critters is a puzzle game where you cut up the world to connect platforms and get to the exit.

Splitter Critters is a puzzle game where you cut up the world to connect platforms and get to the exit. You split and rearrange each level so you can avoid deadly lasers and create floating swimming pools to guide alien critters back to their spaceship.

Spooky Chase is a running, jumping game where you play a ghost collecting a series of flags.

Spooky Chase is a running, jumping game where you play a ghost collecting a series of flags. However, each route you take to a flag is then followed by enemies when you go after the next one.

Qomp is a bat and ball game with a difference.

Qomp is a bat and ball game with a difference. You control the ball rather than the bat and only use a single button to switch the direction of your ball character.

HackyZack is a running and jumping game where you also have to hit a ball through the level to win.

HackyZack is a running and jumping game where you also have to hit a ball through the level to win. Because the game simulates real physics this can be quite a challenge.

Blek is a puzzle game where you control the repeating motion of a moving line.

Blek is a puzzle game where you control the repeating motion of a moving line. Your challenge is to pass through coloured dots.

Does Not Commute is a traversal challenge where you drive to work multiple times in a small 1970s town.

Does Not Commute is a traversal challenge where you drive to work multiple times in a small 1970s town. It starts with empty roads, but each journey you make adds a vehicle on that route for your next trip.

Filemechanism is a running and jumping puzzle game where you can take snapshots of the game with a camera that enables you to go back to that moment when you need to.

Filemechanism is a running and jumping puzzle game where you can take snapshots of the game with a camera that enables you to go back to that moment when you need to. This time-travel mechanism makes this an unusual puzzle as the game uses time to stretch you puzzle solving ability.

Rubato is a running, jumping and collecting game where you play a frog on a quest to save the world.

Rubato is a running, jumping and collecting game where you play a frog on a quest to save the world. It's a familiar concept for a game, but Rubato leans into the wacky end of things as you drive clown cars around a track, use your tongue to attach yourself to balloons and float away, and even use cannons to travel huge distances.

World Splitter is a platform puzzle game with a dual dimension challenge.

World Splitter is a platform puzzle game with a dual dimension challenge. In each level, you need to collect a series of characters and get to the exit.

Little Inferno is a simulation game about throwing everyday objects into a fire to find which combinations cause the biggest blaze.

Little Inferno is a simulation game about throwing everyday objects into a fire to find which combinations cause the biggest blaze. It's an exploration challenge to work through the wide-ranging objects to see how they interact with each other once lit.

Oblin Party is a silly fighting game where you use your oversized hands to push opponents off the levels.

Oblin Party is a silly fighting game where you use your oversized hands to push opponents off the levels. The catch is that you control each hand with one of the sticks.

While True: Learn() is a simulation puzzle where you, as its unusual name suggests, automate systems to perform real-world tasks.

While True: Learn() is a simulation puzzle where you, as its unusual name suggests, automate systems to perform real-world tasks. To play you select and connect different elements to create logic to do things like drive a car or interpret cat language.