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.

A well-done indie horror adventure inspired by Indonesian mythology, with unique puzzles, minigames, and hide-and-seek mechanics. Despite the child characters, it delivers a solid scary experience.

Ambitious, yet still indie, tower defence, base builder and RTS combination of Stronghold style, with a good UI, thrilling battles and familiar base building mechanics. It needs a campaign and fixes.

Animal Shelter at first offers a lot of activities in casual style of simulation with good visuals and cute dogs and cats, but also a lot of repetitiveness, grind to move forward and occasional bugs.

Taora follows a common formula but is great for newcomers. With fast progression, it's fun even in EA and solo. Constantly updated with a new content, veteran players look elsewhere, others go for it.

Original, very immersive and creepy blend of adventure horror and simulation with greatly built tension and intimate atmosphere. Try different approach during "runs" and please excuse occasional bugs.

Atmospherical turn-based rpg with emphasis to combat and base management. Beautiful pixel art, survival mechanics and exploration is well done, however it may feel grindy and replayability is limited.

Very addictive, easy to get into and charming tabletop roguelite with enhanced battles and map full of surprises. Lose track of time and explore, even better in a coop mode. Play on hard mode though.