Favorite (Reasonably) Short Games from Recent Years?

[rdrunner | 422]

On 12/18/2022 at 4:02 PM, captmorgandrinker said:

What types of games do you normally like?   Lost Judgment was good and clocks in around 20ish hours even with doing some of the random side quests.

I like almost all kinds of games.  About the only genre I don't really play is fighting games (could never pull off special moves consistently).

I actually own a lot of the games people have mentioned so far.  Just curious what people's favorites were out of everything.

On that note, thanks everyone for posting so far!

I'll add a few of my own games that haven't been mentioned yet:

Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise (nice point and click adventure)

Horace (retro indie platformer with Metroidvania exploration elements).

Human Resource Machine (the programmer's game!)

The Messenger (Ninja Gaiden jumps between 8 and 16-bit)

Pikuniku (platformer/comedy)

Edited December 20, 2022 by rdrunner

[a3quit4s | 4,125]

Not sure if someone mentioned it but Golf Story is loads of fun and not ultra time consuming.