Do not let the presentation fool you, while the initially absurd locomotion can result in a lot of frustration, Baby Steps is a deeply thoughtful game that challenges the very notions of difficulty.

The sensation of reaching escape velocity in a low-poly Gothic Victorian setting using nothing more than the power of BLOOD makes for an eye-wateringly good time in Bloodthief.

Telling a story that's so brutally personal and affecting as the subject matter of Consume Me would imply, while being one of the cutest and funniest game of 2025, is nothing short of masterful.

A perfectly grimy first-person action game out now in Early Access, evoking memories of the best in the FPS genre while offering modern refinements that will leave you desperate for the next update.

On the hunt for a corpse to fill the void inside of your coffin shaped body, you'll meet a cast of characters eager to help flesh you out in this bizarrely charming coming-of-age adventure.

While a solid distillation of the ARPG genre mixed with the trappings of a Hades-style roguelike, Hell Clock's greatest success is in the historical framing of its cyclical violence as retribution.

The moulded clay and kitbashed plastic of Mashina's garbage world creates an atmosphere reminiscent of Saturday morning British television to keep you company as you dig deep in search of friendship

On top of this alchemy horror game's beautifully grimy visuals and grotesque monsters, Caput Mortum asks the question: "What is more terrifying than no longer being able to trust your own hands?"

A new, free-form problem solver from a team of ex-Zachtronics alumni, Kaizen: A Factory Story is every bit as brain-steamingly challenging as its forebearers, while being much more approachable.

While a bit straightforward in its execution, Wheel World is a tightly wound arcade cycling racer that feels as good as its vibrant and lush environments look.