Hexothermic is

ing awesome. Really simple (game is based on chain reactions) but a whole lot of fun. Only thing that sucks is that its a bit buggy. It has awards but it tends to delete the ones that you have already completed so you have to do it all over again. Other than that and no online leaderboartds, its fantastic.
The music program though simple, is pretty fun. Its a bit bare bones but you can actually create some decent music. Only thing that sucks is there is no way to share songs and no way to export them to something else. In the game, the creator says that he is hoping to continually update it with new loops. Hell, you really don't even need to buy it as you can save your songs in the demo and edit them on the next time you boot it up.
Only played the demo of Writer's Block but it seems pretty cool but the demo hinders your ability on getting a feel of it. Point and Click games just doesn't lend it self to a timed demo. The writing you do see is pretty good though. I'll probably buy this one in the near future and see what is up. If nothing else, maybe if it sells, it will lead to more people putting point and click games out on the service
[quote name='alcart1']I loved to play
Crystal Crush that anyone seems to tryed before. I think Crystal Crush is a very enjoing and polished puzzle game. I discovered it for a chance because I haven't see it in any tread. I'm surprised of it.
I'm wondering if anyone else tryed it. Is this crystal so mud covered?[/QUOTE]
I couldn't get into that game but then again, I didn't play much of the demo (some games got overlooked by myself when the first huge batch was dumped onto the marketplace)
two more games released
Falldown for 400 points. Another game where you need at least 1 other to play
Starfield for 400 points. its a shmup that clocks in at a whopping 110 megs. The developer's name is awesome, iworkedatsubway