Hollow Knight: Silksong
Team Cherry's long-awaited sequel sends you through a beautifully crafted world as Hornet, with new abilities and tools. It keeps the hand-drawn art and atmospheric soundtrack, and the combat is fast, fluid, and demanding. A worthy successor for fans and a great entry point for Metroidvania newcomers.
Hades
Supergiant's roguelike dungeon crawler combines fast combat with a rich narrative. Every run through the Underworld differs thanks to procedural levels and a huge variety of weapons and abilities. Each death feels like progress, not a setback. Perfect for players who want challenging combat and compelling storytelling.
Spiritfarer
Thunder Lotus's management sim about death and the afterlife. You play Stella, a ferrymaster helping spirits pass on — managing your boat, gathering resources, fulfilling last wishes. Hand-drawn art and a soothing soundtrack make it relaxing and deeply emotional. Ideal for narrative-driven, meditative play.
Among Us
InnerSloth's social deduction hit. Complete tasks on a spaceship while impostors secretly sabotage. Simple, addictive, and built on player interaction and deception. It shines in multiplayer, where communication and strategy are everything — a fantastic party game.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
Moon Studios' stunning platformer continuing Ori's story. Breathtaking visuals and an emotive soundtrack wrap precise, satisfying platforming, clever puzzles, and intense boss battles. A deeply emotional, rewarding experience for anyone who loves art and music in games.
Carrion
Phobia Game Studio's reverse-horror gem — you play the monster escaping a research facility. Fluid movement and grotesque animations create a visceral thrill, with clever puzzles and level design. A fresh take on horror.
The Pathless
Giant Squid's open-world adventure following a hunter and her eagle across a mystical island. Fluid traversal, stunning visuals, and a captivating bond at the center of the mechanics. A joy for fans of exploration and discovery.
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