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Fate/Samurai Remnant has a range of combat mechanics that lead to intense and enjoyable combat, and features a cool story at its heart.
If its level of challenge is your bag, you'll have a great time with The Lamplighters League. If not, then the easy charm and likable characters might justwin you over anyway.
Cocoon is a beautifully designed puzzler with some fascinating ideas woven throughout the fabric of the world.
The Crackpet Show: Happy Tree Friends is a super violent roguelike, with fantastic progression and co-op as well.
Regardless of its outward simplicity and colourful art style, Silent Hope is a really fun, rewarding and likable game.
El Paso, Elsewhere is a fun throwback that tells an interesting story, but the shooting and diving gameplay just doesn't hold its own.
Wargroove is an excellent game that builds on its predecessor, offering a classic, narrative driven campaign for genre veterans and newcomers alike.
Paleo Pines doesn't do much to change the farming sim genre, but the inclusion of dinosaurs introduces fun and new ways to play.
Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless might just be the best game in the series, with engaging tactics gameplay and a whole lot of charm.
Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways is the perfect excuse for you to boot up the game again, with over 5 hours of sublime content from Ada's POV.
Mineko's Night Market has a great vibe and aesthetic, but its slow pace and tedious resource gathering make it hard to recommend.
EA Sports FC 24 features technology that improves the game beyond what's been seen before, making the beautiful game even more appealing.
Payday 3 is designed around those emergent moments that only come with friends, when you're trying desperately to stay in control.
30XX combines Mega Man run and gun platforming with Roguelike elements, and has co-op, community levels, and so many great ideas
Whether you're into tending to crops or collecting adorable monsters, Moonstone Island is a game you really shouldn't miss out on.
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty is a masterclass in how to develop DLC. It slots in and out of the main story seamlessly but still manages to feel utterly essential and compelling.
Summum Aeterna is a decent roguelike adventure with a great aesthetic and superb music, but its gameplay loop and protagonist left me a little cold.
By all accounts Gloomhaven does a solid job of translating what's apparently a very deep and complex TTRPG to video game format.
Synced combines simple storytelling with effective shooting, interesting powers and a fantastic, almost roguelite, upgrade system.
Solar Ash offers sublime movement and an interesting story, with some fantastic mechanics that make you want to explore every facet of it.