VirgateSpy

There's also this http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=53866530, rated by popularity.

I don't know what you mean by current but I will give you my list of favorites anyway, from "best" to "less good":

Nitronic Rush, Cave Story, Igneous, Super Crate Box, Solipskier, Jumper 1 2 & 3, Runman: Race around the world, Realm of the Mad God, Rescue the Beagles.

These are all free. For paid ones:

Dustforce, Super Meat Boy, BIT. TRIP RUNNER, FEZ, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, The Binding of Isaac, Braid, Thomas was Alone, Bastion, Limbo, Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet (wich is a surprisingly good game, I don't know why no one ever mentions it), VVVVVV, Hotline Miami (even though I still have to play more of it), BIT. TRIP BEAT.

Please note that these are my personal favorites.

Also, sorry for changing between theories like this, but I just remembered another really important fact that reinforces my Fractal theory. On the gamefaq board about the monolith, while Treyher was trying to reverse solve the puzzle, based on the answer, he posted asking if any of the words we came up with that we thought were somehow related to the monolith had the first two letters represented by rotations of the same symbol, F and R are represented by the same symbol rotated in opposite ways.

On a completely different note, today's class gave me a completely different idea. What if the solution to the puzzle is somehow related to hardware? I know it's just a wild guess but something about the shapes of things in the examples triggered something in my head, and the thought has been hanging there until now. It would also fit the theme of "the space outside of space" and that the answer can't be found inside the game, so if the space containing the game would be the hardware that stores the bits and whatnot, and I think the answer wouldn't be hidden too far away from the game as we might think. Just thought I should post this here, since I haven't seen anyone mention anything like it yet and it looks like a possibility to me, and in case any of you want to delve deeper with this. I may create an account on gamefaqs to post this, just tell me if I'm not going completely crazy. xD

I'm kinda tired to reproduce all my line of thought here but I think the answer to the Monolith has something to do with fractal, since the 4 concentric squares are in the Fractal room, fractal is a 7 letter word (the number of inputs made to solve the monolith, wich was odd since all the other puzzles were mostly 8 inputs), and there are a lot of fractal representations in this game (isn't the symbol on the ground of the monolith room a fractal too?). So... yeah... it's late.

I've read that the devs said something like "it's almost impossible", so I don't think the solution is staring at us. The solution to the "What's my name?" puzzle wasn't trivial, nor was the blinking dots in the observatory one.

@mirado: Woow, that sounds quite like a stupid puzzle.

So... I now have 206%... how am I supposed to solve this monolith thing?

@golguin: I had the numbers figured out when I tried to solve the boiler room puzzle, that served as a confirmation, I just couldn't really get what to do with the bell. Anyways, I solved it now, and am feeling like and idiot, lol. Now there's only twelve rooms with unsolved puzzles.

@pollysmps: Well... I was able to solve the puzzle on that room in the first town, with the tetris blocks on the walls and a number in each. But nothing on the bell yet...