Doctor_Lady: I have a few in mind from my own experience, but I would love suggestions of GOG games that fit the following criteria:
-can run on iOS (macbook air)
Dark_art_: Wich version of iOS?
I seem to recall Apple broke compatibility with most games on latest OS, don't know if it's only applicable on M1/M2 chips.
Also, you may want to contact GOG directly regarding buying a bundle of selected games, many modern-ish organizations offer discount to education.
My recomended game list that fit all the paramenters are:
Terraria Great game, 8 hours is not a lot though
Limbo Very short 4h puzzle game, it's a bit dark (in more than 1 aspect), and contain a bit of graphic violence, in the first 10 mimutes the main protagonist is most likely being killed by a giant spider several times. The game is great and has been called a work of art for a reason though.
Talisman Board game, quite fun and with some interesting mechanics, go on sale regulary for less than 2 dollar and the DLC's aren't needed to have a good 7-8h of fun.
Shovel Knight specter of torment I didn't play this particular one but more Shovel Knight is always good.
Spacechem A puzzle game with a programming-like gameplay, it's quite hard but fun on the first dozen of levels.
Metal Slug X Very, very fun arcade game! I can't recomend this enough. Although it doesn't list OSX on the page, it is available to download in the "Extras" section. Don't know the compatibility with modern devices.
A couple of honorable mentions:
Into the Breach One of my favorite games from the 2020's
King of Fighters 2000 Just because it's a different game and very cheap.
FTL Previously mentioned but deserves being mentioned again
Hi guys, I'm new aboard and would share the following.
If you enjoyed Botanicula, I think you'll love "Machinarium" by Amanita Design as well :))
I love it 'cause it's a puzzle-adventure game set in a whimsical world of robots and machinery. So the idea is you're playing as a little robot trying to save his robot girlfriend from the clutches of evil.
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In a nutshell, the game shares the same wordless narrative approach as Botanicula. I bet if you enjoyed the artistic style and the way Botanicula conveyed meaning without words, Machinarium will definitely be right up your alley.