The mechanics are classic Fallout pretty much down to a tee. This is the sequel to Fallout 2 you've always wanted.

A brilliant game that captures the essence of platformers of yore without being as brutally difficult. Brimming with content as a result of how long Yacht Club Games have supported it. Absolute gem.

Great soundtrack, great arcade-y game-play loop where each build feels effective, as the various mechanics flow into each other and synergize. The real meat of the game is discovering your build.

Deep and punishing yet fair. Emphasises equipment far more than other titles of its genre. Feels extremely satisfying when your strategies work, deeply stressful when they don't.

Super fun to play with friends, satisfying game-play, unique classes and abilities that make the teamwork really shine. Vermintide or Left 4 Dead with a deeper focus on objectives and generated maps.

Difficult game, commits the cardinal sin of both making character builds extremely important, and giving you zero information on how to build your character. Illusion of freedom in builds sort of.

The only game I've seen so far to truly live up to the expectations that come with the tag-line "Inspired by Dwarf Fortress"

My favourite Roguelike released in a long time, the game is absolutely brimming with content. Its storytelling inspirations include games like Dark Souls with game-play inspired by Bullet-Hell games.

Really cool take on the Roguelike theme, where each level asks you to solve problems creatively in order to advance. Really gets to the heart of what makes Roguelikes awesome.