A simple, semi-linear space RPG with elements of JRPG, strategy, and trade simulation. This game is packed so full of content that you may end up battling the UI the most. Take it slow and dig in.

A charming and intuitive rogue-LITE. The art style is fun and colorful. Gameplay is simple, yet intense at times. There is RNG present, but it's light and hard to notice. Plenty of content.

A good dungeon crawler with a Lovecraftian theme. Beautifully daunting atmosphere. If you are in constant fear of losing progress permanently, this is not for you. Not worth full price.

Deep, absorbing, and very long. Side quests vary greatly, and can have an impact on the game world. This game is truly immersive, with a smooth combat system and minimal glitches. But screw Roach.

Although the grid can be difficult to master, Gnomoria will have you absorbed for a long time. The experience can be customized to fit you, allowing you to play in many different ways.

This fleshed out classic is not a good value. Gameplay is very repetitive, even with unlocking more content as you progress. Only worth getting if it goes below $10

If you like Euro Truck and Farming Simulator, then you will likely connect to this one. A simple space exploration and trading sim with great depth, intricate strategizing, but clunky combat.

The only survival game you need to play. This one's actually finished!.... And has a long, coherent story and defined endpoint! The stakes are high, which makes bugs more dangerous, so save often.

If you've played past farming simulator games, you've pretty much played this one. not much effort is made to improve through iterations. Still a good time sink for those that like slow repetition.

A classic FPS with a long compelling story and thrilling play. Suffering through the few platforming puzzles is well worth it. HL2 has aged very well and is still a shining example of modern FPS's.