A grimdark, atmospheric co-op survival horror looter/shooter. It has a beautiful art style, and is a refreshingly different way to tackle the genre, but needs refinement for gunplay and movement.

A modern classic, even better on PC. Immerse yourself in feudal Japan through amazing visuals and fair but challenging combat. The cinematic Kurosawa mode is the chef's kiss for Samurai enthusiasts.

[Unreleased] Valve is making a third-person shooter that mixes elements of DOTA and OVERWATCH. It's currently free, open, and tremendously addictive if you're into either MOBAs or Hero shooters.

[Early Access] As close to pure factory as you can get while still being compelling. There's no base defense or resource limits. Fill up that belt, add another belt, or yeet that train into the vortex

The quintessential 3D factory building game. With its massive open world, endless customization, and deep automation systems, Satisfactory is a must-have for any serious builder. Ficsit approved.

A charming sandbox, survival/boss-rush game that is sure to please any Terraria fan. A very good games that becomes great when you play with friends.

Steeped in Chinese culture, with amazing visuals, and precise (albeit difficult) combat with a few RPG elements for flavor. A beautiful journey (to the west) with Sun Wukong. Go Monke!

Fan of puzzle games and escape rooms? This will be right down your alley. Features a distinctive, very artsy aesthetic and vibe that may be polarizing, but matches the game very well.

A beautiful exercise in storytelling. A narrative-driven game where storytelling shines over gameplay, by quite a lot, but the plot makes that worthwhile. A must play for any narrative game fan.

An indie Metroidvania that shines with its focus on puzzles and lovely aesthetics. No dialogue, but it still communicates well with the player through visual queues and very rewarding exploration.