One of the most unique, unconventional strategy games I've ever played. Seems confusing at first, but gets addictive very quickly with that "just one more turn" gameplay.

Short, addictive Hotline Miami-style game in first person. The music is loud, your feet are your main weapons and everything in this game just screams fun.

A calm and relaxing city builder, but it lacks depth and challenge for me to continue playing it after a few hours.

Even 12+ years later, FTL: Faster Than Light remains a standout title in the strategy and roguelike genres. It’s a challenging and rewarding game that combines tactical depth with the thrill of space.

Enjoy rougelites, but want an FPS twist? Gunfire Reborn offers tons of variety, so each run always felt unique and exciting, especially when playing with friends.

Ants Took My Eyeball hooked me in almost immediately with its addictive gameplay loop, fluid movements and insane combat.

Zombie survival in your own backyard? IFS uses real-world locations to give you base-building game with intense resource management while trying to save your city from the hoard.

Equally addictive as it is beautiful to look at. A factory sim, similar to Satisfactory and Factorio, but with an emphasis on intergalactic factory building. A true joy to play.

A cute, voxel-based RTS from the makers of Command & Conquer. However, it's still missing some elements that I enjoyed more when playing Beyond All Reason.

A calm, tranquil and cozy game where you place objects to help create little towns. Burns a few hours with ease, so definitely work checking out.