Another 29 days, another few hundred game releases to sort through. February might have been a shorter month than most, but you probably wouldn’t think so if you kept track of the release calendar. But with so many games hitting digital shelves this month, how do you know which games were the very best and deserving of your hard earned dollars? Gamezebo reviewed plenty of games over the last four weeks, and these hand-picked winners are the best of the best.

Dear Dear Esther,

I’m not a philosopher. While I do find myself pondering and analyzing from time to time, I don’t make a daily routine out of finding “the meaning of it all” so I can’t pretend to be one. I’m not entirely sure that you require the person you’re interacting with to be one, which is a good thing. Your calming mood and subdued narrator are something that many people will enjoy, so it’s a good idea not to turn anyone off with my take on you. But really though, the question is: What are you?

In case you haven’t noticed, indie PC gaming is one of the most innovative and interesting gaming scenes out there. Even more so than that is the mod community, that often creates entirely new works from the same engines that are powering almost every major big budget release out there. You know – the ones that sell for six times the price of most indie games. These mods? Yeah, they’re usually free. Every once in a while a mod garners enough attention to warrant a proper release. Such is the case for the upcoming first person exploration game, Dear Esther.