Exophobia is a Retro FPS with heavy Metroidvania influence, there's a deeply satisfying progression curve with steadily increasing complexity and challenge, the chunky pixelart visuals are a delight.

A truly worthy sequel, Heist II builds upon the strong foundation of the original's turn-based tactics gameplay by adding real-time overworld combat and exploration, and deeper progression mechanics.

Cobalt Core is a deckbuilding roguelike that mixes up a familiar genre with movement and positioning, taking cues from FTL and Into The Breach, and boasting vibrant pixelart and a terrific soundtrack.

Impressive retro FPS that has a methodical, tactical feel to its enemy encounters, with incredibly intricate level design and reactive environments, punchy and responsive weapons. Highly recommended.

Taking the trappings of the Survival Horror genre but focusing purely on the puzzles, The Tartarus Key is an engrossing and rewarding experience with great atmosphere and gorgeous PS1 style visuals.

Drunkard knight Pavol pratfalls into an escalating conspiracy in this weird & wonderful RPG with turn based combat, hilarious and witty writing, charmingly retro animation, and a fantastic soundtrack.

Red Candle's incredible metroidvania blends influence from Hollow Knight and Sekiro with the intense combat and focus on parrying, with so much personality of its own and gorgeously animated visuals.

An incredibly clever twist on survival horror that mixes influence from Resident Evil and House of the Dead that revels in playing with the subgenre's tropes, with some fiendish puzzles and traps.

Ghost of Tsushima's open world is elevated by exceptional combat and stealth gameplay, and has some truly stunning visuals with strong art direction that guides the player without cluttered UI.

Utterly frenetic FPS that evokes the visual style of early 90s anime where you have 10 seconds to live and kill robots to gain precious seconds, like Crank meets Cyber City Oedo 808, gotta kill fast!