It’s a psychological survivor horror, but not like your genre classics. Because you’re playing as a psychotherapist (get it?) visiting your patients phobias. Talking cat and great soundtrack included.

Retro pain simulator on drugs.

Well, well, well it’s actually a breath of fresh air in indie horror genre. Dynamic scare system is a treat, interesting mechanics, multiple endings, all adds to replaybility. Only qualm: game's short

True spiritual successor to HoMM3 and HoMM5 games, if it’s improving on HoMM3 aspects remains to be seen, but it’s definitely a breath of fresh air genre needed. Pixel art and music are fantastic btw.

Neat old-school survival horror game with fleshy monsters. Voiceover and story could use some work thought, we’re all right, but just don’t take themselves seriously at times. Overall good indie game.

Actually quite OK low-budget RE7? Basic weapon roster, but all mechanics are pretty solid. Story could do a little more work than comic stripe, but for a classic survival horror it’s serviceable.

Project Warlock is back with renewed engine, higher octane, combo-oriented fights and several characters to pick from, bringing all we love about retro shooters. Overall it’s a great sequel.

Great mix of bullet hell, tower defense with route shaping and boss fights. Check it out if you’re tired of classic TD games formula and want some spice added. Have fun destroying the humanity.

You can dig. You can dig drunk. You can setup ahegao mods for bugs. Also you can dance with your buddies while drinking exploding/teleporting beer with gachimuchi jukebox. Rock and stone! For Carl!

Pixel-stylized procedural dungeon-crawl with nice learning curve, some craft options, bosses and a lot of weapon classes. It’s nothing new or groundbreaking, but the game is very solid for the price.