An incredibly cute and fun adventure with crafting, farming, beautiful visuals, and a joyful sense of exploration, followed by an intuitive UI and family-friendly gameplay—even in co-op.

A must-play city builder mixed with grand strategy elements, set in a rare yet intriguing alternate 20th-century setting, well depicted with many details, accessible gameplay and good dev's support.

Excellent game loop, satisfying loot and skill tree are the strongest aspects of this bullet-heaven ARPG and despite its one-dev style flaws, like simple graphics and early access, it's really fun.

A very addictive, polished and fun space action RPG with a roguelite "rewrite" system, adjusting the loot, timers and difficulty. Level progression and loot variety are solid and rewarding as well.

An awesome sequel paying homage to slasher and horror movies brings new grass & tree mechanics, plenty of challenging levels and the same addictive gameplay with 36 killers to satisfy all puzzle fans.

Excellent puzzle game inspired by Minesweeper, set on one expansive map divided into small, solvable segments, where every part has a solution. Casual yet addictive with the "one more turn" feeling.

Creatures of War is like a good action B-movie, with engaging combat against the dinosaurs, beautifully drawn graphics and metroidvania features, however the movement animations needs to get used to.

Very addictive and fun roguelike, inspired by the Kingdom series, challenging in early game without hand-holding, with a great atmosphere and easy controls. Easier in co-op and good for a SteamDeck.

Ungate is a hidden gem in the indie one-dev horror genre. No saves, just a few checkpoints, thrilling enemies and immersive run for life. Bite-sized in its length and the story is ordinary though.

A cozy, story-driven game where you play as Mika, a young witch delivering packages on a vibrant island. Visually charming, though repetitive and lacking depth. Great for a light, heartwarming play.