Deus Ex Machina is a puzzle-platformer where you don't steer the robot. You draw arrows and it follows them. That turns every level into a small programming problem: you plan the route first, then watch it play out, which is a different kind of puzzle from reflex platforming. It has zero stars and sits on its own page with no marketplace behind it, which is the kind of thing this site is for.
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A deckbuilder where the cards are words and synergies come from how they combine, a sensible…
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Quick pickTHRORBS— A short arcade game built on a 'have a little, but not too much' balancing rule is the easiest thing here to pick up and replay for ten minutes.
Already found by plenty of people this week — not our picks, just what everyone else was playing.
Passed on SEO-spam titles ('Best 2026 Godot 4 Tower Defense Game'), tutorial clones (number guess, blackjack, snake variants, memory games, sudoku), engines and blog posts that aren't games, and a Japanese touch-to-advance picture book with no real mechanics.
