1. Freez

   10

   This game is soooo fun, i couldnt put it down untill i had beaten every level and gotten every coin (except the last 4 scrapyard lvls which were insane). Its kindof hard to explain what Nimbus really is since its so original, its in a sence a puzzle game that isnt your typical "chess" "checkers" "move this block here" type thing its all about flying your little "shuttle" that doesnt have any engines to reach the goal based on physics in a 2d sidescroller if that makes any sence, id suggest a gameplay vid or demo to try it out. The price of Nimbus on steam is more than reasonable, the gameplay is awsome, addicting, and fun. Nimbus soundtrack fits the game so well, i cant wait for Nimbus 2 if there ever is one, solid 10 for me :)… Expand

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2. Jinx

   9

   A very clever and original little game. Part puzzle, part action/racer... you sort of have to play it to understand how it works, but that's why there is a demo! The developer is active on the Steam forums and a really great guy who pays attention to player feedback. One of my favorite games of 2010.… Collapse

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3. Galen

   7

   The game is fun, but it seems to have a sadistic pleasure in trying to kill you. The best levels are the ones that take it easy and have physics puzzles or interesting ways to get from point A to point B (my personal favorite being black holes). But the game suffers due to controls that are awkward. Push left to turn Anti-Clockwise, right to go clockwise. It's simple enough but it's hard to be accurate, but the level design insists on accuracy while speeding around at high speeds, often creating frustrating situations. Your ship has no propulsion so you have to rely on gravity to be your primary power source, but this creates a problem as most of the levels are designed to give you enough gravity or push via other means to just barely get you to the next part of the course. Once again a frustrating situation arises when just enough isn't enough because you didn't guide your ship in precisely the right manner to make the most of the propulsion at your disposal. The game would be much more fun if it focused a lot more on exploration and less on trying to trip you up.… Expand

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