Build-A-Mech Brawler with a wide variety of equippable parts, and an even wider variety of passive upgrade chips to boost your stats & build from one run to the next. A bit jank, but a ton of fun.

An interesting midpoint between classic Dungeon Crawler RPG's and Darkest Dungeon, but with a really unique hidden map exploration mechanic and decently complex & punishing combat.

Top tier Sci-Fi Dungeon Crawler with a ton of classes & customization options, as well as some of the more interesting & inventive locations to explore that I've seen in the genre so far.

An extremely weird Dungeon Crawler RPG where your characters get stronger when they die in new & unique ways, leading to some of the most macabre "achievement" hunting I've ever done in a game.

A classic Dungeon Crawler RPG with a unique modern-fantasy setting and higher than average production values for the genre... with a pricetag to match. Definitely worth it on sale.

An extremely lightweight Dungeon Crawler RPG where combat plays out automatically while you explore. There's not much depth, but it's a charming twist on the genre all the same.

Equal parts the most refined Monster Hunter title to date and also the easiest to pick up for new players. Highly recommended if you're interested in trying the MH series for the first time.

The only metroidvania with extensive farm sim mechanics (that I know of). Has an absolutely gorgeous psychedelic aesthetic, a time loop narrative, and an optional pacifist path if you can find it.

Go Mecha Ball is an incredibly Arcade-y roguelike, with high-speed third person shooter combat and skatepark-style level design & movement reminiscent of Tony Hawk games.

A solid spell-programming Roguelite with an incredibly solid Bullet Heaven alternate game mode. Many of the spell synergies get incredibly broken in the best possible way.