Trapped on an oil rig in the stormy North Sea, players in Still Wakes the Deep will have to use their wits to survive a deadly Lovecraftian cosmic horror. This new title proves that developer The Chinese Room are still masters of narrative horror.
Vampire Therapist is one of the most unique visual novels to release in a long time. Players become Sam, a cowboy vampire who has turned a new leaf and wants to help his fellow bloodsuckers find inner peace through therapy in their unlife.
Riven is one of the most well-known, classic puzzle adventures of all time for a reason. It’s just as amazing today as it was in 1997 when it originally released. Now, it has been remade with stellar graphics, an updated soundtrack and even some new puzzles.
In Tavern Talk, players take on the role of a mystical tavernkeeper with the ability to mix magical drinks for interesting customers in a fantasy realm. Your concoctions not only taste great but also have the power to help adventurers survive their deadly questing.
The Broken Roads RPG from developer Drop Bear Bytes is dripping with Australian atmosphere and culture. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, both the well-crafted setting and its compelling plot will convince most players to overlook the title’s copious shortcomings.
As the spiritual successor to Suikoden, it should be no surprise that players in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes have access to over 100 playable characters to build out their armies with as they work to save the world, one battle at a time.
Doom, Painkiller, Quake and their like helped to usher in a golden age of shooters that lasted for many years. Today, modern shooters are much more advanced, but if you are missing out on that old school style, you can lock and load with Bloodhound.
Featuring a feathered detective who is down on his luck, Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a brief cozy mystery adventure that features excellent dialogue, great voice acting and a plot that is quite entertaining to try and unravel.
Writer’s Rush challenges players to become the best novelist in the world but presents things like it’s merely a contest between rival authors. It doesn’t really reflect the writing process or what it takes to become a successful novelist at all, but it’s not unfun to play.
Unlike most modern city building type titles, Fabledom is designed with simple mechanics and casual gameplay in mind, which makes it perfect for relaxing while you slowly construct the fairytale kingdom of your childhood dreams.
