Plans of the decks and a detailed ship's log help you navigate through the mystery of this ship and its passengers and crew. Probably my all-time favourite game.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A low-poly medieval city builder which appears to be very granular; use prefabricated buildings or design your own with gears and dynamic parts. Control water flow!

Terra incognita (not yet played). A tile-based natural habitat builder, focused on animals and their abilities. Looks very cozy.

Terra incognita (not yet played). How shallow of me, but the art style of this survival city builder is 100% my kind of thing. Very interested.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A planetary natural habitat builder with Tetris-like tiles. Very appealing.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A roguelite city builder in which the floating islands you build upon turn unstable and collapse over time.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A tabletop pop-up card-based city builder. This looks delightful.

Redraw borders and reshape political history. Perhaps the ultimate alternative history map simulation, this grand strategy game is vast.

A tile-based urban design sandbox, similar to Townscaper or the creative mode of Dorf Romantik, but with a narrower focus, lower-res graphics and a slightly more awkward interface. Still worth a play.

Terra incognita (not yet played). Perhaps not much interesting cartogaming here, but there does appear to be the ability to scan underground for fossils, which looks intriguing.