Developers are very talented, but Sony's intervention forcing PSN-linked accounts almost made all of the players jump ship, forcing them to change their mind. We dive together or we don't dive!

Jake Paul Simulator.

Colony simulator. Multiplayer mods exists. DLC are optional but recommended assuming you can afford the high price tags.

The game's code is similar to Space Station 13 in more ways than one. The code is spaghetti, developers are still working hard to fix it, and it has a die-hard fan base.

It's essentially Escape From Tarkov if it were an MMO, but up to 32 players split between 3 different factions located on opposite corners of the map can play at any time. There's still some bugs.

This is currently just a tech demo where you can design swords. It's still a bit wonky and the controls aren't intuitive, but it seems to have promise for when the game gets a story and objective.

It's similar to Valheim but the world doesn't feel as empty and the AI isn't as broken. Base-building snap-to-grid is a bit wonky with weird bounding boxes. Combat feels great and rewarding.

If Phasmophobia was an exploration and looting game then Lethal Company would be it. Collect and sell loot to buy equipment to help you survive and try and meet quota, better with friends and mics.

Looks like Binding of Isaac and plays like Enter the Gungeon but has colony management mechanics.