Taora follows a common formula but is great for newcomers. With fast progression, it's fun even in EA and solo. Constantly updated with a new content, veteran players look elsewhere, others go for it.

Original, very immersive and creepy blend of adventure horror and simulation with greatly built tension and intimate atmosphere. Try different approach during "runs" and please excuse occasional bugs.

Atmospherical turn-based rpg with emphasis to combat and base management. Beautiful pixel art, survival mechanics and exploration is well done, however it may feel grindy and replayability is limited.

Very addictive, easy to get into and charming tabletop roguelite with enhanced battles and map full of surprises. Lose track of time and explore, even better in a coop mode. Play on hard mode though.

Gorgeously designed puzzle game full of mechanical boxes you will enjoy solving again and again. Somehow casual and parts of puzzles are often repeated, but it will keep you entertained until the end.

Highly promising space sim RPG won't please only the Freelancer fans, but all space adventure enthusiasts and Lovecraftian horror fans. It's early, but the dedicated dev created a good game already.

The new Turnip's rogue-like adventure retains its adorable stylization and addictive gameplay, enhanced by the bank-robbery-themed faster action and firearms gameplay. Yes, it's grindy, but still fun.

Fresh idea of connecting driving with the possibility to leave your truck and manually do some repairs, get food, or just explore the town, is let down by the desperate need of more optimization.

Interesting souls-like with original character switching and skills mechanics, essential for survival. Solid foundation for a good game, but the early version is buggy and lacks proper level design.

Keep an eye on this horror-survival with a so far proper balance between crafting-survival-action mechanics and fun to survive and adapt in a hostile environment, reminding of the Metro series.