Atomega takes the classic multiplayer fps formula and makes it ridiculous (in a fun way) by adding a levelling mechanic based on collecting resources.

Wartile takes on the familiar Viking setting and mixes it with classic tabletop and strategy mechanics. It’s got an intuitive system that doesn’t get complicated over time, and a solid loot setup.

SEVEN: The Days Long Gone is a great title hampered by some poor design decisions. However, its greatness still shines through, if you’re willing to be a little patient

I fell from Grace has a lot of rough edges that need sanding down, but underneath the indie game loose hairs lies a compelling storyline that really managed to get me to think.

Frostpunk is another great game from the talented over at 11 Bit Studio teams, which with only a few fixes and more content could become one of the best strategy and simulation game of the decade.

Cologne is a pretty barebones Steam arcade title with some good ideas, but its potential to become a fun and engaging timekiller is held back by its clumsy controls and repetitive gameplay loop.

Ion Maiden is a great take on classic shooters that manages to modernize some of the more dated elements while keeping everything that made the classics great.

Gray Dawn takes on the familiar territory of religion and the supernatural, but it does so with a surprising amount of maturity and dedication.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana might not be the most gorgeous game there is, but it's an excellent JRPG adventure that will keep you busy with a hefty amount of playing time.

If you own a Nintendo Switch (or other platforms) or plan to get it soon, it would be unimaginable to not grab Lumines Remastered, unless Puzzle games are not your thing.