Sequel to the cult classic roguelite, RoR2 blows both it's predecessor and it's roguelite competition clean out of the water, with THE best third-person action shooter gameplay on the market.

One of the founding fathers of the "roguelite metroidvania" sub-genre (ala Rogue Legacy, Neon Abyss) and a must-have for any roguelike fan. Cross-run progression may be a turnoff to hardcore players.

A unique survival roguelike-like mountain-climbing adventure. Promising title, but too little content to stay engaging for more than one or two runs.

A surreal experience that's an interesting take on souls-like/Hack-n-Slash gameplay, featuring tons of customisation that allows player expression through combat.

Absolute, unfiltered chaos in the form of a roguelite. Features fully intractable, destructible environments and a host of ways to manipulate them (or kill yourself in a humorous manner).

Fun and exciting party-based FPS, featuring randomly-generated and destructible terrain as a core game mechanic. Limited play time solo, but a blast with friends.

A unique idea for a game, but very little actual gameplay or content to back it up, unfortunately.

A bizarre trip (literally, in many cases) into a post-apocalyptic sci-fi jungle. Steep learning curve, but provides hundreds of hours of content and a high degree of customization.

A charming and in-depth Sci-Fi 4X Grand Strategy on it's own, but needs all of the DLC to really feel like a complete experience (standard Paradox title fare).