Adding my piece to the reviews to keep that percent as close to 100 as possible.

Pizza Tower is one of the best realized games I've ever seen. Every piece and element of it feels handcrafted and the years of dev time really paid off. It's a testament to what platformers can be and achieve.

Who's Lila is one of the more esoteric games I've played. In literal terms, it's a point and click adventure with the primary 'gimmick' of having to manually adjust your protagonist's facial expressions in dialogue. This is done by dragging the individual facial muscles to attempt to create something resembling a smile, or frown for instance.

That description doesn't give Who's Lila? the credit it deserves. It's a game that is so much more than what I've written, it's a multimedia narrative in which I had to download external software and rummage through specially made twitter accounts and pdf files to gather information on puzzles. It's not a particularly long narrative but it's extremely engaging. Formatted in short runs through the same events that can provide different endings, my total playtime was roughly 5 hours long after experiencing basically every ending.