Life Goes On: Done to Death

Fighting against thousands of years of evolution and self-preservation, this clever but sadistic puzzle game will challenge your problem-solving skills nicely. Playing as a bunch of knights, you have to grab the Cup of Life, which involves navigating through a series of sadistic physics-based puzzle rooms. But the kicker is that if you die, another knight appears at a set point, and he can use your previous knight's lifeless body to, say, get across a platform of spikes by jumping onto your body. You also have to use these traps and your fellow knights to deposit lifeless corpses onto door-opening platforms, and you might even have to jump off a cliff so the next knight can be victorious. It's all very morbid, but it's also darkly comic, since the knights are cute and cartoony and flop around like rag dolls when they die. It's all very Monty Python-esque. The game will even tell you how long each puzzle should take, as well as how many knights, though these are not set up as limitations, rather more like suggestions. But while the knights may be adorable, the puzzles are intricate and thoughtful and will really challenge your problem-solving skills later on. Well, assuming you can bring yourself to give your life for the greater good, that is.