Tag: Under £15

Games that are available for under £15 (~$20) as their base non-sale price, at the time of writing.

  • Tinertia

    Tinertia

    A nice mid-2010’s indie die-and-retry momentum-based precision platformer, except jumping is overrated when you have a rocket launcher for an arm.

  • The Artisan of Glimmith

    The Artisan of Glimmith

    A puzzle game about creating stained glass windows. Sounds simple enough, but expands wildly in complexity as you push further into the worlds.

  • Gorogoa

    Gorogoa

    A stunningly hand-drawn story puzzle game about moving the pieces of the world around to find new interactions.

  • Mosaic Of The Strange

    Mosaic Of The Strange

    Mark Ffrench is back with another mosaic game, and this one features a lot of improvements and changes since the 2024 Retrospective.

  • Ty The Tasmanian Tiger

    Ty The Tasmanian Tiger

    The most stereotypically Australian collectathon you’ve probably ever seen on the PS2.

  • Everhood

    Everhood

    The best way I can describe this game is that it is Undertale meets Yume Nikki with a rhythm section.

  • Strange Jigsaws

    Strange Jigsaws

    They’re strange jigsaws, what can I say.

  • Fixfox

    Fixfox

    A cutesy little game about a fox who tinkers with old tech and is sent on a mission to fix up a signal tower at the edge of the galaxy.

  • A Little To The Left

    A Little To The Left

    Another chill relaxing game. I think the heat has been getting to me… This one is about organising and arranging things.

  • PROJEKT GODHAND

    PROJEKT GODHAND

    TaroNuke and k//eternal publish a rhythm game together. Oh boy this is going to be a ride. Bring a cheap mechanical keyboard you don’t mind breaking with you.

  • Sir Whoopass: Immortal Death

    Sir Whoopass: Immortal Death

    A grand 200 hour adventure through a serious world as you uncover the mystery around the worlds problems and work valliantly to solve them…. Is not what this game is about.

  • Nurikabe World

    Nurikabe World

    Nurikabe is a challenging logic puzzle about rivers and islands. The objective is to ensure all islands have exactly 1 number and are the correct size, and all rivers are connected and don’t include any squares.