The Crimson Tower continues to improve upon the last while maintaining the charm and adventurous spirit. Approachable and fun, I do hope future entries push the envelope of the series closer to MM3-5.

The dungeon crawling cousin to the Baldur's Gate 1 and 2. It has a story, but it's main focus is on the combat, and if you loved that classic Real Time with Pause gameplay, it will satisfy.

A game punching well above its weight class with exceptional build variety, solid combat, a plethora of side content, an engaging story, and shockingly expansive dungeons to pillage. Worth your time.

A sharply, well-crafted prologue area that sadly doesn't carry onward, but remains decent. Can be frustrating at times, boring at others. Try on a sale, its worth a look; it's a bit of a mixed bag.

Adorably cute Dungeon-Dice RPG heavily inspired by JRPGs and Anime. Combat starts simple, eases the player in, and scales complexity well, resulting in great catharsis when overcoming obstacles.

Methodical, purely dungeon-centric romp inspired by Diablo 1 with some modern spice, such as free-form character building. If you want a slower paced ARPG to lose time in, there are few better.

A great dungeon crawler, distilled down to it's very essence. Incredibly varied, with substantially more depth than one would initially think. Great at home or on the go, just one more round!

FlyKnight's game feel requires a few failures before it sinks in, but will hook you fast. Excellent indie soulslike, with one caveat. Begs to be explored, begging for it to reward you for doing so.

Proof positive that great game mechanics can transcend time. The new graphics are alluring, and helps newcomers begin to understand why Wizardry is such a keystone franchise in the RPG space.

Surprise late 2024 single character retro crawler that manages to add some modernized spice into the mix with it's hectic combat, and excellent movement, while maintaining that classic feel.