Four Last Things is a clever, irreverent point-and-click adventure that stitches together Renaissance paintings and public-domain classical music into a surreal, often hilarious world. The game plays like a lost Monkey Island episode reimagined in 16th‑century Flanders by a Monty Python fan: lofty theological themes - Death, Judgement, Heaven and Hell - are treated with broad, flippant humor and a steady stream of absurd gags.

The Preposterous Awesomeness of Everything is an offbeat satirical adventure about a seemingly primitive community trying to cobble together a rocket made of glue and tape. You guide the Majority of People as they tumble from chaotic origins, through a grotesque and comically warped mock-democracy, and onward into the meaningless expanse of space. The tone is deliberately absurd, darkly funny and a bit uncomfortable by design.

The Procession to Calvary is a delightfully oddball point-and-click adventure that mashes together Renaissance art, classical music and Monty Python-style irreverence into a compact, clever experience.

Death of the Reprobate is a gentle story-driven game about helping people and being a nice person. As the last surviving heir of Immortal John, you are summoned to hear his dying wish. Contrary to dramatic expectations, his request is simply for you to stop being troublesome. Set in a quiet, rural town, you will assist locals with their daily tasks, explore nearby woods, and enjoy simple pleasures like helping a man shoot birds from a scenic mountain viewpoint. However, the tranquility is disrupted when the Devil gets involved.