At its core, Railway Empire 2 is about ambition and creativity, and it excels at letting players express both. The graphics are impressive, especially when you zoom in to watch the trains in action.

Love the humor and dark fantasy vibe. The new skills system for Talya adds strategic options, and building sprawling dungeons never felt so satisfying. Multiplayer runs smooth, with satisfying co-op.

M2 does it again! The Ikaruga director resurrects Taito's 1989 classic. Night Striker Gear is a stunning pseudo-3D on-rails shooter. All-new levels and a killer new soundtrack. A must-play sequel!

A stunning roguelite brawler from the Streets of Rage 4 devs! Top-tier combat, deep strategy, and endless replayability. Gorgeous hand-drawn art, branching paths, and tough bosses. Pure arcade action!

This yokai-themed hori shmup delivers dazzling visuals, tight controls, and clever stage design packed with surprises. Every run feels fresh, challenging, and beautifully crafted.

A cute and surprisingly challenging precision platformer. The controls are tight and the pixel art is fantastic. Clearly a lot of love has gone into making this. A brilliant and polished indie gem!

Deep Space Exploitation got a great indie charm and while the gameplay is not that complex, it's surprisingly addictive and enjoyable, plus also packs a few challenges.

Indies' Lies 2 blends tactical depth with satisfying rogue-like progression. The three-hero squad system creates diverse builds, rewarding careful planning and bold, high-risk plays.

The investigation sections are cleverly designed, encouraging careful observation. Combine that with QTEs and romance, and Refate becomes a memorable ride through Tokyo’s underworld.

A cozy indie adventure where you sketch spells to resurrect spirits and navigate shifting rooms. The stacked isometric visuals are charming, and the narrative adds meaningful weight.