EXFIL’s weapon mechanics shine: realistic bullet-drop, ricochet, and armor penetration force players to fire carefully, not spray. Each shot counts, demanding awareness, composure and strategy.

Dominates the genre with breathtaking US/Europe maps and historic locomotives. Streamlined track-laying mechanics, auto-signals, 8-track stations, free you to master economics and outmaneuver issues.

Finally, a train sim where physics feel consequential. Managing brake pressure, pantograph arcs, and gradient-dependent wagon physics demands focus. The complex mode adds extra layer of challenge.

Experience the chill of Cold War naval conflict in Sea Power: Naval Combat in the Missile Age. The game's emphasis on tactical decision-making: managing sensors, coordinating fleets, and more.

Despite being in Early Access, it feels remarkably cohesive—horse care, crop farming, café, and riding integrate seamlessly. Sound updates and translation fixes reinforce developer responsiveness.

Stepping into Midnight: Submersion means embracing the unknown in a ruined city where eerie dummies guard sinister secrets. Intricate puzzles and nerve-wracking encounters challenge your resolve.

A playful FMV romp featuring awkward charm and comedic beats. With six varied characters and trackable outcomes, each playthrough feels fresh. Lack of a gallery and inability to skip scenes on reruns.

Office Simulator is a surprising simulation that plunges you into the corporate world. Starting with basic office tasks and climbing the career ladder through promotions, in a corporate world.

Rugged and atmospheric, Chernobylite 2: Exclusion Zone invites players into a living, dangerous setting. The seamless switch between first- and third-person views adds tactical depth, while elevating.

Charged with atmosphere and a weighty narrative, The Inquisitor tests your capacity for discernment in a world ruled by fanaticism. Every interrogation and clash of weapons drives you deeper into it.