Someone made a giant open world cardgame RPG and i mean GIANT. Dozens of races, backgrounds, classes, countless ways to build a character and THOUSANDS of cards to use. A deckbuilder's dream.

Don't let Velvet's edgelord tendencies put you off, it's a solid JPRG that has a very interesting approach to it's story. You're not heroes, you're here for revenge, but maybe that's not so bad...

A roguelike, deckbuilding... slot machine? As oddball as it sounds it REALLY works, Synergies allow for some hilariously insane builds and a single game goes by nice and quick. Alarmingly addicting.

A game about fighting mechanical animals (mechanimals?) with a suprisingly good story to boot. Ever wanted to fight a mecha t-rex with little more than a spear and a bow? This game's got you covered.

This is an absolutely amazing game about managing the antics of an up and coming streamer. It's also one of the most terrifying things I've ever played. highly recommended but be warned: It gets DARK!

An interesting game of diplomacy, backroom scheming and long term plots set alongside turn based bullet hell combat. Unite a solar system of varied alien races by any means necessary.

The first game, but bigger and better. Multiverse mode adds an RPG-like macro game, taking on random missions to gain loot and levels. Good stuff if you're a solo player like me.

Fighting games are not often known for having great stories. Meet the exception. Great fun if you like superheroes, especially DC comics, and it's surprisingly approachable to boot.

the closest we can get to Symphony of the Night on PC. an RPG metroidvania based on the Record of Lodoss War anime from the 80s/90s. Solid gameplay backed by an amazing soundtrack. Great stuff.

A clever card RPG with some very sharp writing. build a deck using cards exclusive to each party member, with plenty to consider when building your team and deck. Great stuff!