The most entertaining part of Wildmender for me is digging trenches. Of course, exploration, gathering seeds, building is fun and all, but - 'em irrigation systems? Sumer reborn, I tell you.

Praise Yan. You'll build up that town, kill all the robot chickens and smelt enough bricks/alloys to cause second apocalypse in that man's name. It's cool for co-op.

Tribe: Primitive Builder is a decent village-builder for those that enjoy bit of grind and management. I found the difficulty level a bit too low and environment not very interactable.

Remnant: From the Ashes excels as a souls-alike shooter. You've got guns, things to swing with and some story to it - against quite various enemies. Multiplayer works just fine. Recommended.

We are the Plague is a coming turn-based strategy where the player is to take a leading role in the Plague's movement against humanity. The atmosphere and art of game-in-the-making impress already!

While theHunter is mostly a sneaky shootfest, you can actually learn a lot about various habitats there. I've enjoyed it most with pals with whom we've been failing to dispose of wolves. Repeatedly.

Yes, Your Grace is a - de facto - resource management game in which you strive to keep your neglected fiefdom safe from invaders. Don't lose your pride and family along; or do. Your choice.

APICO is a game about beekeeping, but frankly, I've found great joy in plundering the natural environment to become a rubees magnate. If you like base-building and micromanaging - it's for you.

HoMM's return to the old ways certainly seems interesting; last iterations of the series have been a disappointment to me, so I'm observing Olden Era all the more.

ISLANDERS: New Shores is a well-made continuation of original Islanders game. They've added new terrains, boons and more interactions between objects. It's fun and addictive!