This sort of thing is something I really seek out. Gonna look at my itch and Steam and just post some stuff that may be more or less strange, abstract, and/or disorienting.
I’m a fan of former IC game club game February 2003. Love a game that is also a museum.
Also a big fan of Reverse Woman of Human Ball, which has the most controls I’ve ever tried to use this side of Steel Battalion.
Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
Love this game to death. Has a lot of depth, fun characters, a cool sense of humor and some genuine sadnesses.
Every single game put out by Rail Slave Games
I recently posted about Critters For Sale and Producer 2021 in the ‘games we’ve been playing’ thread. And it wasn’t recent it was almost two months ago jeez.
Wormswarm isn’t really that weird, but where else am I going to put it?
Super Bogus World 2. I don’t know how to describe this one. It’s free; play it for ten minutes and you’ll understand what it’s doing.
One Last Game. Quoting the itch page: “Play one last game of checkers in dreadful circumstances beyond your control.”
Every single game put out by Jack King-Spooner.
Six Games in One Simultaneous Megapack. Does what it says on the tin.
Mouth Sweet. RPG in an office that uses stereo sound in its battle system.
Bellular Hexatosis. Quoting the itch page: “Fly to the eyeball city, locate rare tears, explore your guts, get the antidote for your dying sister.”
You Have 293 Keys. Again, does what it says on the tin.
That’s way too many games, but I had a fun time looking through my library. Hopefully at least some of these are relevant and interesting. Tried to include stuff that is mostly not too well-known, though I’m getting worse and worse at judging that.