Mira

This is like Armed & Delirious if it were made by people who wanted others to have fun while playing it.

This was a great recommendation. Despite being kind of unfairly difficult I still have a blast attempting to beat this every now and then. Make sure you take a "paranoid" character along with you if you want to stand even a modicum of a chance.

Really unsure how to feel about this one. The graphics are gorgeous and I didn't mind the characters or the dialogue, but I do take issue with the story. As many others have pointed out already, it sets up a really good Twilight Zone-esque atmosphere and makes you feel like you're constantly about to uncover some unspeakable horror, but then it ends on such an anticlimactic note that it really made me wonder what the point of anything was. I'm glad other people were apparently able to look past the flaws.

Oof no, this really is not for me. The gameplay is extremely shallow, and I'll just say that the game's sense of humour isn't mine. I found it really annoying and I'm glad I paid less than a Euro for it.

A friend showed this to me but I have a serious phobia of the ocean or just being underwater in general and I had a hard time even watching someone else play it. I had to pass.

"Walking simulator" describes it pretty well, I suppose. There are a few puzzles you need to solve but the story progression is pretty linear; your actions don't affect the outcome of the game (as far as I could tell).

ehh, it's alright I guess? It looks nice, but the story failed to really pull me in; too much petty drama and if you pay enough attention to the surroundings you can see the plot twist coming pretty early. Voice acting isn't very good either. If Ross thinks Rama II had the most dysfunctional astronauts, he's gonna find this rough.