A standalone Elden Ring DLC. Many have tried to emulate the genre, but no one does it quite like FromSoftware. An unapologetic, excruciatingly hard, beautiful piece of art, just like the main game.

The remake of one of the great horror games of all time is a masterpiece in its own right. If you're even remotely interested in the genre and have never played this, make sure you do so.

Has an interesting, psychological horror premise and great ambiance, but fails to remain engaging for more than a few hours. For the right price, it's good fun. Make sure you feed the kitty!

Figh. Die. Become stronger. Get further. Start over. It uses the same basics as its brilliant predecessor and seems to improve on it in most fronts. A beautiful, frantic, addictive, and fun roguelike.

Both this and the original are amazing games, which you prefer will probably depend on if you prefer the platform and exploration aspects (Original) or the combat and much harder difficulty (Silksong)

Vibey but not overly simplistic fishing game that nails the "chill" aspect. Great candidate for second screen idle play while working (yes, we know you do it). Also you can pet the dogs, which is nice

The king is back! A rewarding, hectic, and most importantly, very fun entry in the legendary series. If you like shooters with incredible visuals (features RTX & DLSS 4) and music, this is a must play

It seems to channel Valheim’s sandbox charm even in beta. Magic and ranged leveling aren’t live yet, but its evolving skill paths hint at good potential, and co-op hunts with friends are quite fun.

An unapologetic puzzle game that almost requires pen and paper. You're never quite sure what is a puzzle or not, but when you eventually pull that thread and it unravels, the feeling is incredible.

A remaster of one of the best WRPGS ever made, but one that has some important performance issues on PC. Be aware of this before considering it.