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The Last Door: low res point and click about a dude with a mysterious past, and maybe there's a cult involved, there's a room full of crows at some point which is pretty cool

White Night: A dude gets lost and hides in a mansion for the night. Predictably, this was 1000000% the wrong decision to make. The game's in black and white and you gotta make light to navigate, and possibly also to survive? And also some messed up stuff probably went down in this mansion. Surprisingly, not a point and click.

Year Walk: The protagonist wants to know if their love interest will ever love them back, and so goes on what is called a year walk, to try and pick up some portents on new years eve. What they pick up are, I dunno I haven't played it, probably a bunch of weird items, like ya do in point and clicks, and also encountered some Swedish folklore of the monster variety.

Pony Island: this is not a game about ponies. It's a game about a game about ponies that is PROBABLY possessed by the devil. You gotta beat the game before it beats you.

Masochisia: a boy finds out he's going to become a sociopath and tries to change his fate. I don't know how it ends I do know some messed up stuff happens in the middle.

Oxenfree: some kids hike around an island exploring old ruins. They bring a radio with them because, apparently, if you frequency surf out in the hills, sometimes you pick up radio stations that don't exist. This is not a good thing. Also you can choose your dialogue options from cute word balloons and that's pretty neat.

Calendula: another game about trying to play a game, except this one's about a game that does not want to be played. Interface screws and spooky atmosphere forever.

Rusty Lake Hotel: some classy furries are gonna have a week-long party at a hotel on a lake and you're probably going to kill them. Or they're already dead. Or, something a lot more vague. Rusty Lake gets kinda weird with their games. (Rusty Lake is also the name of the game company.)

Decay - The Mare: Rehab turns out to be a living nightmare in a much more terrifyingly literal way than that phrase usually means irl.

Fran Bow: A young girl witnesses her parents' death and runs away into the woods with her cat, Mr. Midnight. Then she wakes up at an asylum, sans cat, and quickly decides the best course of action is to escape, find her missing cat, and go live with her only surviving relative, an aunt. She is also coping with an unspecified-in-the-game-description mental illness, which is used as a gameplay mechanic, so I'm not sure if I'm 100% behind that, but it looks like a fun game.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter: A boy sends a letter to you, a detective, asking for help, but goes missing before you can get there. You talk to ghosts to find out why. There's a cult involved. It gets complicated.