The internet was a mistake. Now you get to walk through its corpse.

Camera is your only weapon, but Heartworm’s real target is grief. The deeper you dig through old memories, the harder it becomes to tell what you’re actually trying to escape. Another gem for SH fans

A both point-and-click/visual novel adventure made by someone who fed their fever dreams to RPG Maker, and somehow got a pure art out of it. Definitely will make you look at world from a new angle

Silent Hill’s cousin, stranded in a quarantined British suburbia. Less nightmare logic, more urban decay. Has unusually convincing glimpse of survival horror’s next life, so much potential indeed.

Whole game makes you feel like you’ve stumbled into someone recurring nightmare - and they forgot to explain the rules. Pure walking sim for some melancholic nights with your thoughts. Or not only urs

The kind of game you discover at 3 AM and start questioning whether it was ever real. An absolutely revolutionary and unique gameplay experience for a fixed‑camera game that redefines the genre.

A surreal road trip where absurd humor slowly gives way to something painfully human. One of the passionately anticipated by us personally to be honest. Surely deserves to be on your wishlist.

Cruelty Squad went medieval and got even more deranged. If you somehow think Dark Souls could use more bad decisions, that filthy dungeon crawler is for you.

Strong and beautiful sense of style and art direction. Still, sucks at controlling - clumsy parries and in some moments, movement. Give a try on demo, if you are ok with it - that's your hidden gem.

Literally if Mirror’s Edge dropped into BLAME!, even though its not coming until 2028 - exactly the kind of game worth keeping on your radar. Especially for all megastructures fans.