Selection of browser game: Sky Island (Neutronized)

Island of heaven makes me which, when finally it loose Fez, is going to hurt my brain completely worry. It is responsible for collecting all the stars and jumping in the block of output - however, the block is not always so easy to achieve.

Don't worry though - the mouse pointer has a trick up his sleeve. The level and rotate, and you can change what angle is watching the action. In this way, you can move from obstacles without breaking a sweat and they cover all levels in a short space of time. It is also incredibly confusing, especially in later levels, as you will find solving puzzles and not have absolutely no idea how did you.

Controls could do with a solution, as sometimes you will feel sticky, or their character will continue to walk in the same direction when asked to stop. Give the Sky Island a go of Armor Games.

Selection of freeware game: Renaissance (Daniel David Guertin)

I am not very sure if I should be subject to this. If you thought he had played some twisted indie games in his time, Renaissance is about adding to your list of giro.

Mr Guertin, who has previously worked on aquaria and art of the crime, described the game as "an atmospheric game, as a poem on the themes of sacrifice, faith and rebellion". I'm not sure if I would use those words personally, but definitely... something. I believe that the best words to describe it are probably "unsorted".

I will not go further, to spoil the experience. It is only a short game, lasted about five minutes, but very worthy download. Download from the site of Guertin.