Less than one day of ratings remains! At this point, I've found even more games that I felt deserve a shoutout for notable achievements. That said, I want to prioritize games that need just a little help over the finish line. How about it? Let's make sure as many people as possible see their ratings and rankings!
(In no particular order.)
Harvest 31 (Web only)

If you like atmospheric narratives, especially ones that nudge you toward the edge of your seat, you really have to play this one. Large teams always deserve respect for coordinating that many hands. Honestly, I think this team of five deserves more ratings -- they just might not have engaged enough to drive traffic!
Harvest 31 by @4ahizon, @deathhound, @longsilvr, @makhan, and @amastryukov
FARM 64 (Web, Windows, Linux)

You may recognize the "Vaguely Damp" crew from past jams. If so, you won't be disappointed with this entry! Pulling nostalgia from the first 3D consoles, but with quirky and unexpected foes, this is a definite fun time. It's an 'Extra' that they posted just recently, so the chances of it meeting the threshold are small ... unless we help!
FARM 64 by @floppynub, @rhoka, @keenan-wulff, @zebshee, @waylandthesmith and @bongard22
Evergreen 2 (Windows and Mac)

The team behind this game shows an aptitude for building up a world. Explore your valley while the seasons pass and the landscape changes. While the gameplay isn't as well polished, it's worth stopping by for the inspiration!
Evergreen 2 by @raffe, @jokku, @eleeve, @happytomato and @justmars
Moon 2023 (Web only)

The graphics may be simple, but take this as a callback to early computer games. The tutorial feels like a lot to read at first, but the game is actually pretty intuitive. The backdrop is a compelling mission, and the music sets the scene perfectly--alone on the moon, desperate for your one ticket home. And extra points for using the word "expeditiously"!
Moon 2023 by @ladymarengo (a team of four!)
- Hawkin