Now we start to get into the really weird stuff.

Pikuniku
Looking like disembodied Mr Men, this charming puzzle platformer is what the Europeans think a Japanese bizarre game looks like, you play Pikuniku, a red blob who can roll and kick things who after being exiled for breaking a bridge is called into action to stop the evil entrepreneur Mr Sunshine, they certainly got the humour right but is notoriously short.
B-Tier Game.

Music Racer
A third rate version of the more superior Audio Surf, the object is to drive to the beat while avoiding the obstacles, every theme is synthwave and every background feels like it's taken straight off an 80s album cover, lack of song variety, fake longevity and a sequel that requires connection to an inferior music streaming service just makes Music Racer a chore to finish.
D-Tier Game.

My Friend Pedro

The first of many titles with only one person who did most of the work, My Friend Pedro takes an unnamed silent protagonist into the criminal underworld to take out the Kingpins under the influence of a talking banana named Pedro, probably the most fun I've had running and gunning as each scenario lets you pull off bullet time along with numerous set pieces that really keep the plot interesting, I won't spoil the ending but be prepared for a hilarious twist.
A-Tier Game.