The sequel to the titan of roguelites, Binding of Isaac. Expands on the core concept, adding more items, enemies, and plot to the mix, while leaving the fundamentals from the original untouched.

An out-of-the-blue masterpiece defining the next generation of twinstick-shooter roguelites. Infuriatingly difficult, with a massive cast of quirky guns and enemies. Prepare to dump hours into losing.

The crowning triumph of Supergiant. Their deepest, most engaging story yet, attached to a masterfully crafted roguelike beat-em-up, on par with the titans of Binding of Isaac or Enter the Gungeon.

A strange tangent from Supergiant. While it remains a masterpiece of characterization, the gameplay attempts something new and falls short. A perfect story, attached to a bizzare game of football.

A wonderful second title by Supergiant Games, matching their triumph of Bastion. Much more fun to play, while maintaining the engaging and heart-wrenching plot and characters. Shows rather than tells.

One of my top 3 games. A decent beat-em-up, with a truly beautiful story and artstyle that draws you in like no other. A masterpiece of narration and a paragon of indie development.

Once upon a time, I would have recommended this game. It's an amazing space sandbox that allows you to build truly massive ships. But years have passed and it has not changed at all. Cannot recommend.

A free, open-source community update to the grandfather of logistics games. Remarkably faithful to the original design, but suffers from ancient controls and UI, leaving it fun but labyrinthine.

A fantastic and surprisingly well-hidden roguelike twinstick shooter, in the vein of Gungeon or Isaac. Brutally difficult, with a delightful emphasis on breaking the game before it breaks you.