One of the few games to follow in They Are Billions' footsteps that adds to the original formula. Think endless stronghold defense with lego building and you're on the right path.

I don't particularly like factory line games, but The Crust managed to strike a clean balance between conveyor belts, planetary exploration, and corporate greed.

Souls fans and Exanima bros will both find something to like in this chunky dungeon crawling grimdark adventure. Controls have a lurning curve, but worth it once you get it down.

What looks like a flash game turns out to be a really deep apocalyptic trucking RPG. Some strange UI decisions in this one, but if you want for a trading sim with loads of stuff look no further.

Clunky combat and an ultimately aimless vibe don't hold this game back from being an interesting and atmospheric Resident Evil style plunge into the trenches at Verdun.

While the combat is a little lightweight, this game more than makes up for it with a unique premise, loads of exploration, and a setting we haven't seen in an RPG.

A tight little arcade version of Zero Sievert that moves fast, has a focused progression, and satisfying gunplay.

Quite possibly the best first person immersive sim / boomer shooter matchup we've seen in a very long time. Exceptional. A rare treat.

Despite the developers previous cut and run, this is a very solid foundation for a good survival game. We'll see where it goes.

Honestly the hit of the season for me. A great little base building survival game that flips the notion on its head by making it take place in a tongue in cheek Black Mesa facility full of exploration