A small but decent-enough roguelike. It nails the atmosphere and gameplay basics, but is held back by its lack of variety and quite mild challenge level for this type of game.

CORPUS EDAX is decent at what it does, but that isn’t a whole lot to begin with. The good sides are hampered by bugs, lack of polish and a general sense of unfinishedness.

A well-designed space sim that tries to overhaul the foundation set by its predecessor, but lacks the ambition to do so in full. It’s a solid entry for the genre nonetheless.

One of the best WH40K games ever made. Not only it surpasses its predecessor on all fronts, but also sets a point of reference for modern co-op-focused action titles.

A solo-dev FPS that exceeds expectations in many fields. Although far from perfect, and with some questionable content, it’s still a solid piece of fun that doesn’t overstay its welcome.

A straight improvement on the solid foundation set by the first game, IV2 stands tall in the stealth shooter genre among the hits from the last couple of years.

It’s not perfect, but it’s very good at what it does, and achieves everything you’d expect from an in-depth tactical shooter. A solid entry for this niche genre that, currently, has few competitors.

Despite its infamous reputation, Colonial Marines in its current state is a serviceable shooter that does everything decently enough to be enjoyable, especially in co-op.

A solid and well-executed ARPG foundation with enough quirks to make it stand out from genericness; however. It’s also crippled by several flaws that hinder the long-term experience.

A well-made and varied open-world zombie survival that, however, could've done better in many departments. Still, it's an overall fun experience, especially in co-op.