While it's fine when developers offer games, we shouldn't feel obliged to recommend them when the player/tester doesn't actually like the game. (I haven't got enough time either for more games.)

Originally posted by Bobowm:

btw. why are some of the games crossed through?
like Hexcells Infinite, which definitely is on my wishlist, with only an all-time peak of 211?

Because they've made it into the curator's suggestions already.

It's got exactly the limit, 250 all-time peak, according to steamcharts (http://steamcharts.com/app/80310). I raed about it in my German paper(!) games magazine, though, which doesn't qualify as very hidden. :)

Is Gemini Rue hidden enough? It's a gem for sure!

Thank you! I wasn't even aware there's a character limit for reviews. :)

Feel free to use anything or nothing of it. :)
I saw that this group seems to be somewhat sleepy for some time now...?

When I thought Linux games recommendations would be a nice thing and started a thread, Maleko pointed me to this group.

So here's my suggestion:

Lovely made point and click with afro-carribean characters. The first part is rough at some edges, but it's well worth playing. And if you want more afterwards, the trilogy has just been completed, so you won't have to wait and hope some years for the end...
(I'm not sure how to write good curator texts, so feel free to change it.)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/220090/The_Journey_Down_Chapter_One/