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Everything is ice. You just want to get to the refuge, but the land is tough and the Frost is coming. In Frost, you are looking to make it through 40 days on foot — hoping to make it with your fellow survivors to the refuge ahead. To make…

Build a new dream home in a paradise location with a twist: Castaway Paradise’s paradise is recovering from a devastating storm, and you and the villagers must rebuild. Castaway Paradise, by Stolen Couch Games and inspired by Animal…

Tunic’s vibrant color palette pairs up with an isometric camera to offer a game that plays as good as it looks. An action adventure game with lots of heart, there is still a lot we don’t know about the game’s fox protagonist and the world…

Please Don’t Touch Anything 3D is a wonderfully creative game with very little that’s similar to it out there.

At a first glance, you might be forgiven in thinking Graveyard Keeper is just another ‘me-too’ Stardew Valley clone with a macabre theme slapped on. I can tell you right now, it’s really not. Graveyard Keeper is a quirky, isometric…

The Gardens Between is a beautiful game about the strength of friendships and the memories that define them.

Procedural spaceship building and roguelike shooter combined, Genesis: Alpha One is a unique fusion, but how does it hold up against the dark reaches of space? The life of a clone can be a hard one. Always overworked and generally…

Wargroove brings a breath of life to a genre untouched for a long time, popularized by the Advance Wars series in the West. Does it still hold up in a time where Fire Emblem reigns supreme?

You're a starving young scrapper desperate to escape Earth before it turns to dust, in Desert Child you do this through any means necessary.

ToeJam & Earl seemed to perfectly sum up the feel of the late eighties and early nineties back when it was released back in 1991, defining an era of games and culture. Like the original, this new version provides a graphic overhaul but…

JackQuest: The Tale Of The Sword published by Blowfish Studios is a great action platformer with a unique pixel art style that scratches a nostalgic itch deep within me.

Legendary Eleven is very open about what it is right from the outset. The bright colours and fun player design make it clear that this isn’t going to be a realistic representation of the sport.

The Collage Atlas, from John Evelyn, is a first-person adventure which takes you on a journey through a hand-drawn, poetic world.

Chasm by Bit Kid, Inc. is a love letter to the games of our youth.

Wasteland 2 is a return to the days of pre-Fallout post-apocalyptic RPGs, from the same minds and souls.

Ashen is an open-world adventure game where you and a partner — either co-op or AI — take to a mysterious land in order to restore hope to the world.

Below, by Capybara Games, is a lonely and dangerous journey into the depths of an island’s cave system.

Navigate a spritely fox on its path to discover purpose in troubling times in The First Tree.

A young prince and a friendly dragon must journey through danger to lift his exile and restore his family to rule in Orune.