Dark fantasy vibes, a rich spell system, and challenging foes combine for a rewarding Early Access experience. It’s clear the team wants player feedback to shape future updates.

A rare gem for builders who crave authenticity. The resource cycles, NPC workflows, and decorative options create a satisfying loop that’s both educational and entertaining.

Fast, responsive combat with meaningful upgrades. The flow state hits hard once you memorize enemy tells. Occasional performance hiccups, but the core gameplay shines.

Death by Scrolling is your go-to fun and engaging roguelike, it's not that super challenging, but there's enough for both casual and hardcore fans of the genre.

Substantial depth without overwhelming complexity. The freeform build system and hundred-plus equipment options let you tailor playstyle to your mood and preferences.

A moody, anime-inspired aesthetic with a dark fantasy backbone. Combat runs smoothly, and the camera work does a commendable job tracking fast-paced exchanges in tight corridors.

Exit Zone is indie horror and emphasizes memory and deduction. The interface is simple, yet the constant barrage of unfamiliar anomalies can be nerve-wracking.

Card combos feel impactful, and the world’s origami aesthetic is a refreshing change of scenery in the genre. A distinctive take on the roguelike deckbuilder formula.

RAGER feels like a glimpse into a future where rhythm and brawl fuse seamlessly. Early access is a caveat, but the core experience is thrilling and stylish.

It’s slow-paced but rewarding—perfect for players who enjoy methodical puzzle-solving and narrative investigations. The atmosphere of Accident is moody and immersive, with convincing audio design.