Betrayer: Curse of the Spine mixes plenty of classic Metroidvania mechanics while experimenting with some of their own. With plenty of indie Metroidvanias out there, is this early access title worthy of your attention?
Recompile is a unique Metroidvania that takes entirely within the neural networks of a failing supercomputer. You are a virus hacked into its systems with a single objective: find out what happened.
City of Gangsters transposes the classic 4x formula to a smaller scale, focusing on 1920s Prohibition and economies ruled by crime and rival gangs. Come find out if it’s worth your time.
Sometimes playing a city builder feels like you are playing with toys, and so some people decided to make a game about that! In Tinytopia, you build a city by stacking toys together. And just like in real life, if you get bored, kick it down with your T-Rex action figure!
Black Skylands is a fantastic early access title about skyships, pirates, and unknowable monsters from an everlasting storm. With solid gameplay and interesting worldbuilding that mashes a dark story with a cute aesthetic, this one is definitely one to keep an eye on.
Curved Space is a unique twin-stick shooter where you can drive along any surface, flipping sideways and upside down as you kill alien spiders, and even your bullets travel along the curve as well! But interesting ideas alone don’t make a good game, and sometimes less is way more.
With a papercraft art style and procedurally generated storytelling like nothing before, Wildermyth definitely is bringing something new to the CRPG genre. With the ability to even bring your friends, this might be as close to a tabletop RPG you can get in a video game!
Wasteland 3’s first DLC, Battle of Steeltown is out now. With a whole new area to explore and new gameplay systems like non-lethal weaponry, does the DLC manage to live up to the excellent base game?
MechWarrior 5 is out on Steam with a new DLC, Heroes of the Inner Sphere. The game wasn’t fantastic on its Epic exclusive release, but it seems like this DLC brings what the game needed. The new Career Mode feels like it should have been included in the original!
Days Gone is finally on PC! The open-world zombie survival game faced plenty of bugs and technical limitations on the PlayStation 4, but does the PC port manage to fix these problems to help it unlock its full potential?
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