DREAMOUT nails its silly tone without sacrificing puzzle depth. The alpaca companion adds warmth, and the world’s quirks invite exploration rather than rushing you forward.

A bold, adult-themed action RPG with surprising depth. The ally system and skill trees offer meaningful customization, and the exploration segments feel rewarding.

Solo adventure with a surprising emotional throughline. Shizuka’s motives add weight to the merciless action, making exploration feel purposeful rather than filler.

Heroes of Mount Dragon nails the energy of classic arcade brawlers while innovating with dragon transformations and quirky power-ups. A charming indie beat ’em up that thrives on co-op mayhem.

A compelling, lore-rich mystery that invites players to connect clues across locations, with a storytelling approach that keeps you guessing until the final reveal.

Enjoyable pick-up-and-play football that doesn’t overcomplicate things. The roster banter and simple passes are enough to keep you glued for a while.

The world-building in Lumo 2 is wonderful. Small details reward exploration, and the interconnected levels create a cohesive, intriguing universe that invites revisiting for hidden secrets.

The game nails whimsical chaos and strategic depth in equal measure. Occasionally short on direction, but the emergent chaos more than makes up for it.

Monday Syndrome is fun for an action roguelike and the melee combat feels pretty good and impactful in this one.

METAL EDEN hits with a piston-throbbing heartbeat of creative combat, tight controls, and a surprisingly lush world.