As it's name implies, this is an ambicious game with fresh ideas that reminds of a mix between "The sims" and a management "GTA:2". With lots of mechanics in place BA could end being an hidden gem.

The first men provides a very welcoming experience to the Rts-colony-survival Sim. Even being an interesting title, its failing to receive acceptance as an EA game due to bugs and step initial price.

If you wanted an Escape From Tarkov alternative with less weaponry customization on Steam you've come to the correct game. Marauders takes some of the EFT formula and adds a space component into it.

DarKnot takes some great ideas from the good ol' survival days and adds some twists to the mix. With an interesting setting, it surely will compel to the fans of silent hill and evil within series.

A solid addition to the city builder / colony survival sim genre with a great twist; you get to build your whole village in the back of "Onbu", your not-so-small nomad creature friend.

If you take what made Terraria special, and added some design changes like horizontal building/mining and also a bit of colonist management, you would have Necesse. Very promising project to follow!

Farthest frontier is a fresh air in the city building survival sim genre, having some new mechanics like food spoilage and farm customization feels great. A good bet, from the fathers of Grim Dawn.

Even if it looks similar to other games of the genre (*cough* Rimworld), Clanfolk does its own thing in a innovative way. You get to experiment survival-management on the harsh Scottish Highlands.

It's a little gem of an EA game i had on my radar since kickstarter, it's a great space-colony that shares vibes with the old DF-9 that never got finished. Has plenty of content to have you hooked!

An already great EA game with plenty of content in it. It extends on the battle brothers formula and it even manages to do it in 3d! If you're craving for some new mercenary-sim game, give this a go!