Entertaining both in solo and multiplayer, From Space almost shoots itself on the foot with the annoying inventory limitations and hard-to-distinguish enemies

Fashion Police Squad is a dazzling take on some of the cringiest style staples of humanity, doing it with confident and addictive shooter gameplay.

Spire of Glory is an auto battler that grows on you and is enjoyable until you suddenly realize that it severely lacks content and there’s no real incentive to return to it.

Curse of Eternity is a Souls-like in search of a capable combat system, as the current one is slow-paced, clunky, and inaccurate, resulting in a frustrating experience.

Grime is a competent and literally absorbing take on the Metroidvania genre, boasting some impressive boss fights and occasionally stunning unearthly sights.

Saint Kotar: The Crawling Man could work as an interesting companion piece for the 2021 game, but it lacks any relevant interaction possibilities and it's all over in 20 minutes.

Aimed at lovers of creepypastas and the streamer generation, The Backrooms: Survival is a barebones experience that is more likely to bore and annoy gamers looking for a good horror game.

Mirror Forge is the perfect example of a good low-budget horror game: it may lack polish and will make you roll your eyes sometimes, but remains a compelling story-driven adventure with a Silent Hill

Crimson Snow doesn’t reinvent bloody Christmas, but looks terrific, throws in a creepy supernatural girl, and delivers a story with enough bite to keep you going for its very short playtime.

Figment 2: Creed Valley is an emotional voyage that is also fun, polished, and designed to subtly make you wonder about your very own life choices.