Simcade RC (remote controlled) racing with enthusiast dev and emphasis on user-made level play with impressive shape-flexible editor. No RC experience needed to enjoy fast, bouncy racing.

Quirky 2d platformer style descent roguelite about exploration and a sense of mystery, plus building clunky turret amalgamations. KBM focus, but Steam Input can handle controller play reasonably.

3rd person puzzle platforming with marble-style action and custom levels.

Bouncy marble racing with custom levels. Mass-marble races, but multiplayer is local only.

Cutesy kiddie-punk stylings obscure a decently meaty mix of top-down shooter and looter-ARPG. Bit grindy but seems to have quite a bit to offer, including some interlocking ability play.

Top-down roguelite has limited content, dull enemies, and a single basic attack, but the two slotted ghost moves and their absorb-in-place or move-to-ghost followups do offer a unique play feel.

Top-down action roguelite. Bit of jank and one-note enemies, but hectic, highly nimble action, and decently fun.

Cute, small-project top-down roguelite is a bit underbuilt, but uses some novel action switching between three forms you set from pickups and augment by installing forms into others' upgrade slots.

Very clunky old top-down roguelite that feels a lot like a dev experimenting with an unfamiliar game space, but it has fantastic and interesting bullet patterns to liven it up, and deep sales.

Monaco 1 was a fantastic co-op heist game, but pretty ugly. The sequel looks to improve the visuals significantly at the cost of manual camera, and moved to a simple procedural generation system.