An excellent version of a classic game, DOOM + DOOM II is another excellent Nightdive port, and gives you access to virtually every major map pack ever made. I absolutely love this.

When Tharsis debuted, I thought it was an artistically interesting game that was WAY too hard and RNG dependent. They've since added an Easy difficulty, which cleared my issues right up. Recommended!

Cozy Grove is an absolutely adorable game. It's clearly inspired by Animal Crossing, but you help out the ghosts of square bears with their problems, and I have never wanted anything more in life.

I don't know how "mining/tower defense/roguelite" became a specific genre, but Wall World is the third one I've played, and I kinda love it! Great gameplay loop and lots of charm and personality.

Dome Keeper is something special; a great mix of tower defense and resource mining/upgrading, in a package that easily allows for bite-size or extended play. It's just astonishingly addictive.

Deep Sky Derelicts clearly takes inspiration from Darkest Dungeon, but it's not a bad attempt at space DD, at all. Mild balance issues could sour this one for you, but it does what it does quite well.

Mullet Madjack is basically "What if Crank, but also Road Avenger... as an FPS?" and I'm pretty sure someone involved in making this is spying on my brain, specifically, and hey, keep going. Love it.

On one hand, Dragon Age II is probably my favorite in the franchise, and all the DLC to boot is nice. On the other, the PC version ONLY supports KB+M, and has zero achievements, so, recommended, BUT.

Payday 3 has improved a lot from launch, but that doesn't entirely mean it's GOOD yet; I think it has the potential to get there someday, but as of now it's still just kind of... passable, at best.

Still the king of this particular style of game, Payday 2 is an awesome, in-depth FPS multiplayer heist game, and it's never really been beaten. Shame that includes its sequel, but this still rocks.