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Play spells on a flute, raise paths from the ground and learn to talk to frogs.

A surreal match-three defence game with an unusually sharp sense of humour.

Build a miniature city by pulling blocks into towers, then walk its streets.

A drifting tank batters an AI army and tallies the cost of every machine it wrecks.

Classic survival horror moves sideways through a Twin Peaks-like American town.

A growing city you don’t design, and junctions you can rebuild while traffic keeps moving.

An actual kitchen chore becomes an increasingly industrial obsession.

Repair a camper, make it home and take the end of the world at your own pace.

Mystery parcels, battered games and a shelf that slowly fills up.

A boomer shooter’s most interesting weapon might be a pencil.

A flight sim about fixing radios in a spore-filled megastructure. The job sounds simple. The instructions sound like a threat.

Turn-based climbing on cursed mountains, where rescuing one teammate can put everyone else in danger.

Two radio observatories, one fragile connection, and signals that stop making sense.

A space western bounty hunt with destructible scenery and very little respect for walls.

Horde rounds, fast movement and a containment facility rebuilt for every run.

A telekinetic glove and three ways through a nightmare-filled research lab.

Automation, but the machinery is made of cells, organs and nerves.

The creator of art of rally swaps speed for winches, wilderness and questionable route planning.

The creator of Inscryption returns with a sequel we’re quite happy not to understand yet.

A solo developer’s aerial combat game makes destruction the main attraction.

Plant pumpkins. Plant eyeballs. Romance someone with a face made of tentacles.

Highways & Co. keeps the traffic puzzle and cuts away the rest of the city.

A solo-made journey from spring to sea, without combat or a ticking clock.

Blackjack, deckbuilding and a dealer you’re ultimately trying to kill.

A precision platformer with a comic-book look and a deeply unwelcoming workplace.

Two decks, a fungal dungeon and a very practical approach to defeated enemies.

A rolling fortress roguelike with a very literal appetite for expansion.

An open-world otter adventure with a favourite rock and plenty of distractions.

A story RPG where a fight turns the screen into a note chart.

Real expedition sounds and textures make these tight squeezes particularly uncomfortable.

A tile-placement puzzle that becomes a survival problem after sunset.

An incremental game where your rewards soon take up most of the screen.

A creepy-cosy cooking game with a puzzle hiding beneath the dinner service.

Fishing with firearms, trick-shot multipliers and a casino for the proceeds.

A solo-made strategy game where the campaign and the fighting share one world.

A rotting apartment block, dubious neighbours and an infection that won’t wait.

Luke Muscat is on the course, and he’s not letting you leave yet.

Falling, dodging and a solo developer deliberately making everything too much.

Fans, magnets and gravity wells turn robot waves into a physics problem.

A simple errand becomes a high-speed journey through a crumbling concrete city.

A junior financial analyst who has to type by dragging a worm across the keyboard.