Subnautica but in the sky is a compelling pitch and, while Forever Skies (ironically) never quite hits the heights of its inspiration, it is still a fun survival crafting and base-building experience.

Fun twist on the tower defence formula, with a charming lo-fi aesthetic and roguelike structure, that keeps you coming back to unlock new builds and biomes to bash a variety of goblin enemies in.

If you've ever played Papers, Please and wished it had body horror to add to its trademark existential horror, then That's Not My Neighbour could be the game for you. Beware doppelgangers.

Rosewater is as much a vibe as it is a classic point-and-click; there are puzzles to solve and adventures to be had, but it's also about immersing yourself the sepia-tinged atmosphere of the Old West.

Enjoyable visual novel with interesting, spooky mysteries to investigate over the course of six cases, each of which inches you closer to thwarting a mysterious cabal of cyber terrorists. Recommended.

An immense, gritty, violent, funny, realistic open world in 15th century Bohemia, where son of a blacksmith Henry must find his way in a country ravaged by war. A stunning sequel and GOTY contender.

Space-hopping sequel to one of the best sci-fi narrative games of recent years, with a new cast of characters and a slew of new gameplay mechanics that build on the TTRPG foundations of the first game

Surreal, entertaining JRPG that sees you as alcoholic knight in 15th-century Slovakia, investigating a mysterious cult that threatens the land. Unlike anything else you've played, but lots of fun.

Fun, pirate-themed roguelite that sees you take on branching runs of tactical turn-based ship-to-ship and hand-to-hand battles, earning rewards to improve your ship and crew in your quest for revenge.

Visually stunning and wickedly brain-teasing puzzle game that puts you in the shoes of a newcomer to a tower populated by different races - it's up to you to decode their languages and unite them.