Underrated PC port of an absolute stunner of a game. One of the best, biggest open world games out there, with a story so good, that you'll still tell your grandkids about it.

Suprisingly actually manages to live up to the massive hype it received! An overall improved version of Doom 2016, that's much faster and incredibly well optimized.

A beautiful, addictive ARPG with high replay value and a complex DIY character class system. A must-play for fans of the genre, while it's also a good choice for newcomers.

Story-driven, Firewatch-like walking sim. Too short to excel in any of its sub-genres but the story is a diverse mix of mistery / crime thriller, drama and psychological horror.

The newest entry in the popular series of indie gems manages to impress already at Early Access launch with high quality, loads of content and fresh mechanics.

Top-notch interactive tale about the involuntary journey of two brothers. A dramatic story with a focus on moral decisions and developing a sense of responsibility.

By no means a revelation and super short, yet it was fun to play through as a fan of the lore. It's more of a walking sim with guns, than an action-driven FPS tho'.

Well polished, story-driven psychological horror walking sim, set in a believable science fiction scenario, in which you play the role of a scientist stationed on Mars.

Minimalist, immersive radio operator RTS with a skirmish mode, map editor and a rather short but intense, story-driven campaign set in the infamous Vietnam war.

One of the very few occasions when I wholeheartedly dare to use the term "must-play", if you are a fan of story-driven RPGs similar to Dragon Age and Mass Effect.