Eat up, gamers.

> Ittle Dew 2
> 296 reviews
The first game is a good Zelda parody, and 2 evolves into something a more unique. It's completely nonlinear and heavily rewards exploring with lots of secrets, and it has a very light Souls flavor to the combat, featuring a dodge roll.

> Quadrilateral Cowboy
> 834 reviews
A short hacking game from the guy who made 30 Flights of Loving and several other games. I like it a lot, blending puzzles with a particular style of narrative game.

> Card City Nights
> 646 reviews
It's by the same guys who made Ittle Dew (I bought all their games in a bundle because I do that sometimes). It's just a fun card game. I also like the sequel, which has fewer degenerate strategies, but I only beat the first one.

> Doodle Date
> 296 reviews
It was on an episode of Game Grumps, but surprisingly few people have played it, probably because they beat the entire game.
It's a very short visual novel (about 20 minutes), with the gimmick that you draw all the characters.
It's not a lot of game, but it's currently 99 cents, and it's a fun 20 minutes.

> Dread X Collection 3
> 318 reviews
I like indie anthologies, and the Dread X Collections are consistently good. They're a mix of horror and horror-adjacent games and demos.
No one game is longer than about an hour, but all together they make for a solid package.

> Clockwork Calamity in Mushroom World
> 59 reviews
This is the only game I haven't completed so far. It's a surprisingly dense open-world/Metroidvania platformer thing.
The thing I find interesting is the fucked up way you bounce off walls, which is the central movement mechanic.
It's hard to explain if you don't play it, but you basically bounce off walls at a fixed horizontal speed, but if you lightly tap a wall, you get sent flying away from it.
It simultaneously feels like complete shit and is a great, interesting movement mechanic.