Not the most typical bullet hell shooter, thanks to its general idea about violence and hell. Surprisingly, there is even story available, that sometimes might have funny twists and politic references

Alluris is a card game about balance. The balance between heroes and villains and the fantasy adventure, that unites them. The lore is deep, the characters have a living look and the story is on point

The game, where you don't jump, as is customary in other platformers, but falling off. The deeper you go, the more sticking points there will be. And yes, it's not that complex, as it sounds.

Variables is definitely something new on the market! It just expands the accustomed to us ways of how tower defense can actually work. The infinite evolving is real! With a lot of luck, of course.

The amount of blood and almost unkillable bosses, are the things that significantly change this slasher from the others. Apart from that, the game just keeps you under pressure the whole time.

Probably the most blazing collab between gnomes and dragons of this month. The game based not only on melee battles, but on some resource management and even a little bit of base building.

If someone will ask me, how does the ultimate zombie apocalypse simulator look like, without doubt I'd answer that it's Deadly Days! It's owed much to the strategy and the ways to deal with zombies.

Normally, we play as a sole survivor, but here in this game we take control of the entire group, which sometimes even bigger than the horde of undead itself. Sounds shocking? It's extremely hardcore!

One of the most traditional 2d rogue-lites on the market! It's moderately hard and just keeps you focused on fighting not only with cave monsters, but with frustration to make you stronger!

I am sure you won't find more deep and complex RTS, that takes place in space! The entire galaxy is up for grabs by using different mechanics, units, hacking combinations and repressing AI of course.