A wonderful story with characters you just don't want to part with when all is said and done, accompanied by fantastic soundtrack by Robert Holmes (and his daughter).

A challenging cRPG with interesting world and a myriad of interconnected stories built around multiple playthroughs. The kind of game that you have to be ready to play through with a build in mind.

A slavjank with an authentic mid-2000 feel, wearing its inspirations on its sleeve and not being shy about it. About 5 hours of fun that doesn't outstay its welcome.

An addictive solo/coop rogue-lite shooter that keeps somehow flying under the radar despite being a great example of an FPS that you just want to keep playing more because of how fun its gameloop is.

A polished tacti-cool top-down shooter with enough depth to satisfy the variety of play styles in both solo and coop.

Pixel Gothica which is either good or bad depends on your outlook. The game does nail the sense of wonder and exploration in the new world, making it feel like an actual adventure. A certified GOTY.

A rogue-lite with enough tactical depth to warrant standing out among others in the genre. The kind of game that makes you feel smart because of the moves you're coming up with.

A neat little Slay the Spire + Into the Breach copycat that delivers on everything it tries to achieve, but unfortunately somewhat short on content and general variety. Great name though.

If you liked Heroes of Might and Magic and somehow haven't heard of this – stop reading and grab the wallet. Never has the industry produced a better homage to a classic title than Songs of Conquest.

Murder mystery solver simulator full of unexpected twists and characters you'll grow to know by the end of the game. A Return of the Obra Dinn copycat with a more traditional presentation.