Captive 3000 is a great choice for fans of the original 1990s Captive, bringing back the classic sci-fi dungeon-crawling spirit with retro visuals, maze exploration, andreal-time combat. ✔️7/10

The low-poly visuals, bizarre characters, grim world immediately give it the feeling of a forgotten PS1/2 RPG, but underneath that aesthetic is a surprisingly thoughtful tactical combat system. ✔️8/10

Don't let the "JRPG" label scare you off, this game stands tall alongside AAA titles like BG3 and Divinity. Its combat, gameplay, and world will amaze you with their depth! Highly recommended! ✔10/10

I love old-school dungeon crawlers, and Crawler 3D scratches that itch perfectly. Simple, atmospheric, and dangerously addictive. ✔️7/10

An atmospheric retro world and an interesting steal enemy abilities mechanic, yet the game is incredibly simple. Too simple. ✔️5/10

Bold and incredibly well-executed. A balance between human and vampire powers, a time limit, a unique combat system, and a valley full of secrets. What more could an adventurer’s soul desire? ✔️10/10

Indie Morrowind, which is strikingly similar in look, feel, and atmosphere. TES fans, don't miss this! ✔️10/10

Perhaps one of the most charming prehistoric adventures. ✔️9/10

The series is evolving toward classic party-based RPGs. Choices have become more meaningful, as have relationships with companions. Less strategy, more tactics and character development. ✔️8/10