Difficult fast-response puzzler.

Don't forget indie doesn't necessarily mean cheap. Nice blog though.

Older/classic PC games for under $10.

Fast-response speedster. Collect shinies, don't crash. PC/Mac (PC version runs under WINE too).

"It’s hard for indies to not be sexist in a gaming culture that assumes sexism is mandatory."

Slidey puzzle game, with pieces that are different sizes and shapes but squash and stretch to fit the slots.

Fairly timesink-y platformer. Quite hard without a map.

Resist the belief that you know everything about the issue already. Feminism is an actual field of study. As with any field of study, it should be entered with an absence of preconceptions. If a woman has strong feelings about women's issues, it doesn't mean she spends all of her time sharpening her castration tools. Talk to women about what's important to them. As you learn more, you'll understand more, in the same way that a budding engineer might gradually grow to understand a complex blueprint. If your first instinct when you hear the word “feminist” is to say “those man-haters want equality, but they still want me to pay for everything, hurf durf!” then you currently have as accurate an understanding of feminism as a confectioner would have of a Titan II missile schematic. You know those congressmen who say that Grand Theft Auto IV is a “crime simulator” that is “training new felons?” That's you, and feminism.

this is what Portal 2 / F-stop should have been:

Interactive narrative, made to tie in with Erin Morgenstern's novel.

Requires Twitter or Facebook account to play.

Staple moths to the wall. Daft Punk soundtrack!

Chance and skill-based dice-roller.

Easy to play stat-grinder RPG, with an impressive backstory set in an alternate history of London. Timesink!

Requires Twitter or Facebook account to play. Mostly free content, pay to unlock the rest.

2D platformer in which you exist in multiple worlds simultaneously. Your actions in one world influence the others.

Gorgeous and slick little adventure, in which you guide a lost toy car through a series of puzzle rooms.

Free first half, pay to unlock second half. Play in browser or download.

Eerie little story-based platformer + point and click adventure. Sometimes a bit wanky with precise clicking.

Funny little interactive story that takes about 20-30 minutes to play through.

Draw lines with your mouse or tablet pen to direct falling sugar into cups. Possibly colour-blind unfriendly.

Unscramble a board of tiles by swapping and rotating them, and match up all the coloured pathways.

Create the longest possible unbroken path by placing painted tiles. Nice music too.

Rotate fixed-position hexagonal tiles in order to mend the paths painted on them.

What the hell, Wizards of the Coast? (TW: rape references, violence) You thought this guy was good PR?

Duke Nukem Forever: barely playable, not funny, rampantly offensive via @arstechnica

Thanks to @adamhepton for this link on potential deathless games:

This is brilliant! It's a little indie game designed, drawn and voiced by a 5 year-old. Love it.

"Nival is taking a huge gamble on the idea of tying players’ real-life gender into their game experience... Male and female players have different heroes available to them at the beginning of the game, with female heroes skewing more toward support roles and male heroes tending to be front-line fighters." How about FUCK NO?!