No More Heroes is a frustrating, albeit entertaining action game with plenty to show—if you're willing to replay progress lost to the PC ports constant crashes. Play on Switch for the best experience.

A stealth roguelike that dares you to collect the $50,000 it asks for up front. Mechanics and aesthetic are interesting, albeit unpolished. Not getting a lot of mileage outta' this one.

While Cave Story+ on Switch is the definitive version, the game on Steam is perfectly worth getting if you want a cheaper price-tag and are willing to lose out on multiplayer, added lighting, etc.

While the camera and physics take adjusting to, Heart&Slash is oodles of fun to not only play, but complete. The music, art-style and weapons make every minute with the game well worth experiencing.

Wonderful alone and even better with friends, Heroes of Hammerwatch will pick you up and break every single bone in your body until you thank it for doing so. Very good for listening to podcasts.

One of the best roguelikes available on Steam. Combat is easy enough to pickup and customizable enough to stay fresh even after hundreds of hours.

An interesting gimmick that will draw you in and keep you hooked with the weapon interactions. Online multiplayer is stable, but servers aren't very active. Wait for sales if buying multiple copies.

Fun enough mechanics if you have a few hours, but neither the story nor gameplay features enough depth to have you coming back after you've already had your walk.

Duck Game offers plenty of chaotic fun to the casual enjoyer and features enough mechanical depth to keep players invested even after their friends have already gone home.

Deceptively fast-paced FPS that requires a quick hand and an even quicker eye. Not much to offer in terms of stylish gunplay, but the challenge you'll face through the grounds is rewarding enough.