Zachtronics takes the concepts involved in programming and turns them into a 3-d puzzle game about making space weapons for aliens using complex conveyor belt layouts. Fun, extremely challenging.

A great up-and-coming little city builder. A fresh, new take on games like the old Impressions' Caeser games. Challenging, but the cutesy voxel tilt-shift art style makes me keep coming back.

A fresh, supply-based take on Tower Defense. Use low buffering and logistics to defeat liquid enemies. A lot of fun. Recommended for fans of games like Factorio.

Conceptually this is a great game, but the implementation makes it very frustrating. Pausable real-time squad tactics without the ability to tell characters to hold facing. Get Door Kickers instead.

An excellent, excellent sqaud-tactics game with an exciting level up system. Combines tech trees, tactical planning and requisitions in a challenging but not impossible package.

Essentially a top-down Rainbow Six planning mode. Good for a diversion, but the controls and planning can be a bit too fiddly to make it a great play.

A roguelike doing great thing with tactics, positioning and abilities. People who want a roguelike that plays more like a tactical RPG should absolutely get this. Also the dev is very accessible.

One of the best roguelikes. The paid version's addition of acheivements, scores, and turning off difficulty aspects are a nice plus, but the free version is also fine. Try for free, buy if you like.

Significantly better than 2013's "Tomb Raider", but still has some of the same frustrations and weirdness. Definitely worth a pickup.

An attempt to recapture the Adventure Island games by a developer that doesn't understand how to properly do difficulty in a platformer.