Absolutely fantastic puzzle game from the creators of Sayonara Wild Hearts. You don't have to solve everything to finish it, but apparently, no one's solved the game's biggest secret (yet).

The very convoluted ending to Sora's journey (for now). The Unreal Engine visuals are cool, but big maps are somewhat empty. Plus, no Final Fantasy characters?? KH2 was better with more side content.

Essentially, Dream Drop standalone and an Aqua sidequest leadup to KH3. Worst value of the PC ports based on content; DDD is a decent game but only on steep sale; KH3 will fill you in on its own.

After 5 years of imprisonment on Epic, KH comes to steam (because SqEnix needs money). The best bang for your buck, containing fan favorites 1+2, and two portable titles. Worth it for FF x Disney fans

Incredibly based FPS roguelike that's basically a boomer shooter in a 90's anime skin, channeling GITS, akira, and all the synthwave you can handle. Short, arcade style, but ideal for speedrunning.

Nostalgic for yesteryear Resident Evil with PS1 graphics? Look no further. This indie nails the feel of pocket-sized survival horror, isometric controls, and puzzles. A bit easy, but satisfying.

If you liked THE ROOM puzzle series, you'll be at home with this one. Free to keep if added before 5/27, it's hoping to generate interest in Atlas, the sequel. A cozy game, albeit brief.

As seen on gamepass, this cat game is gaining traction for its cozy but compelling gameplay: A 3D platformer with puzzles, collectibles, silly kitty costumes, and plenty of hapless civilians to prank.

The isometric roguelike is back with a vengeance, this time pitting Melinoë vs Chronos. What's new? Chargeable magic attacks, casting traps, and meta progression via donations to the three fates.

The most wishlisted game of Steam 2024, Manor Lords now released to Early Access. A competent and gorgeous medieval city builder with room to grow. Massive castles and RTS battles have yet to come.