Never before in a shooter has your arsenal been so keenly an extension of you. Combine this with a soundtrack capable of keeping up with your rampage in a tragic world, and you have the purest drug.

Boomer shooter that takes inspiration from Blood's small town bringdowns and Quake's gritty sci-fi industrialism and ties it up with Cthulhu mythos. Drips with atmosphere and love for the genre.

A quirky, subtle horror about poor hotel service in the afterlife from Lethal Company dev Zeekerss. When everything has gone wrong and still nothing will go your way, what do you do? You keep going.

Excessively puerile boomer shooter sprinkled with the best humor and writing a fourteen-year-old boy can muster alongside dated references to late 90's hacker wannabe edge. It's fantastic, I love it.

This game is deceptively fun for what appears to be a Castlevania-styled asset flip. Switch off your brain or remain laser-focused, either way you will become the bullet hell. Many secrets and combos!

You can't play this anymore. Story mode crafted from the main multiplayer mode. Suffers from jank and some difficulty spikes, but manages to make the most of it.

QWOP expanded into an entire game. Charming style and humor about a regular octopus dad surviving the horrors of suburbia and sushi chefs.

A remaster and expansion of the Flash cry-'em-up RPG roguelike, Isaac holds a very special place in my heart with its story and gameplay.

A perfect sequel that shows just what the Risk of Rain formula was capable of. Great atmosphere, banging music, and plenty of love in it. Some writing is not as strong as it could have been, though.

Ignorance is terror. Lethal Company is the perfect blend of black comedy and quiet (or perhaps not-so) horror. Do you hear the dead screaming in your ear?