So like. These two games are very very different.

Lunnye Devitsy is a floaty, ambient exploration-focussed platformer, very much like Knytt or Seiklus. It's possible to affect the environment very noticeably, however, unlike Knytt or Seiklus. Also, there are several different endings, some of which are pretty obscure, so it's "harder" than either Knytt or Seiklus, but that doesn't really have much meaning since "winning" isn't the point of any of these games. Lunnye Devitsy conjures an atmosphere and it does it well.

Wake is much more intense. It's deliberately disorienting, and it feels like you're in constant danger of drowning. (Mostly because you are.) Figuring out the best path to the surface is alternately satisfying (when you figure out some clever way past a certain obstacle) and frustrating (when you find you got to a certain place just a minute too late to go through it because of the rising water level).

Anyway, both of these games are totally worth playing, and the price is entirely reasonable.

There are two decent little platform games with gorgeous graphics and music. Buy it now!

Pros:

Easy gameplay.

Great music and visuals.

Cons:

Lack of direction.