#9
Small games belong on this list when they do exactly what they promise and nothing less. The Supper is a point-and-click adventure that takes about forty-five minutes, has a dark sense of humour, and lands its ending cleanly. That is it. The offline credentials are perfect, the setup friction is zero, and there is no monetisation waiting anywhere in it. I am not going to pretend the replay value is high, because it is not. You play it once, it does its thing, and that is the deal. It ranks at nine because this list needed variety and because a short complete game beats a long broken one every time.
