You start with a rusty ship and a patch of solid ground, building homes, workshops, and bridges to create a settlement for humanity’s last remnants. But every structure can collapse. The game’s 3D physics system challenges you to balance weight, support, and materials like a real engineer, resembling a high-stakes Jenga gameplay.

Beyond building, you manage a colony of survivors divided into factions: engineers operating cranes, sailors navigating ships, and workers maintaining structures. Each faction has unique needs, forcing you to juggle food supplies, unrest, and tough decisions. Random events like storms, food shortages, or mysterious ocean structures make every playthrough unpredictable, with new locations unlocking as you learn from your colony’s successes and failures.

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In FEROCIOUS, you awaken after a shipwreck on an uncharted Pacific island, tasked with finding your missing brother. You’ll gather resources to craft weapons and gear, customizing your arsenal for stealth attacks or open combat. You can even use the wilderness to your advantage, luring dinosaurs to attack enemy camps or using them to clear paths.

Combat is fast and unforgiving, blending Far Cry’s open-world style with dinosaur hunting from Turok. The first level, “Crevasse,” introduces the island’s most dangerous areas and serves as a tutorial.

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Your mission is to survive by crafting gear, gathering resources, and building a mobile steam-powered base. The unique packing system lets you shrink items like workbenches, walls, or vehicles into a portable bag to drag across the map, emphasizing a nomadic playstyle inspired by RTS classics like Red Alert 2. The procedurally generated world, made of handcrafted tiles, spans deserts, forests, and zombie-filled zones, each packed with challenges and rare loot.

With VR-like precision, you physically grab items, chop trees, or holster tools. Up to four players can team up for co-op chaos, gathering resources by day and fending off zombie swarms at night. While the premise resembles Minecraft, the focus is on a VR-style experience without VR.

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As a desert pirate, you explore the ravaged planet Sophie, where ruins of a lost civilization hide valuable loot. But you’re not alone, rival players and creatures lurk in the sands, ready to steal your plunder. Your lifeline is the Trampler, a giant mobile base you build from scratch. These massive machines serve as transport, storage, and a fortress, shielding you from storms and enemies. You can also upgrade your Trampler with turrets, armor, and gadgets.

In this open world, you’ll discover dilapidated cities, wrecked ships, and ancient monuments while scavenging for resources and weapons. tinyBuild promises intense shooting, chaotic moments as you hop between Tramplers, and large-scale battles against both players and creatures. As with extraction games, gathering loot is only half the challenge, escaping with it is also important.

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In Hozy, your task is to transform rundown rooms into inviting sanctuaries. Equipped with cleaning and decorating tools, you’ll scrub dirty floors, apply fresh coats of paint, and adjust lighting to create the perfect ambiance. Each space, from dusty attics to neglected parlors, feels like a canvas awaiting your touch.

Intuitive controls let you tweak warmth, brightness, and camera angles effortlessly, ensuring a stress-free experience. “It’s about slowing down and finding beauty in the details,” the developers shared on Steam, and the game’s immersive atmosphere delivers that in abundance. Think House Flipper meets Unpacking, but with a softer, more whimsical touch.

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In Of Ash and Steel, you start your story from nothing. Without quest markers or hand-holding, exploration feels like a true adventure: you’ll uncover hidden treasures, embark on side quests, or face various bosses. The world reacts to your progress; as you rise from a nobody to a revered hero, NPCs will respect your status.

Combat is deliberate, built around three stances that change how you wield swords, axes, or bows. Timing is crucial to land precise strikes or dodge at the right moment. You’ll also have a specific skill tree to unlock various moves, as well as learn how to survive in the wild or pick up crafting skills for gear.

The game’s atmosphere is top-notch, with a dynamic day-night cycle, shifting weather, and ambient sounds like rustling leaves or distant birdsong that immerse you in its medieval world, while NPCs go about their routines.

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In this strategic game, you manage a kingdom by constructing buildings, planting and harvesting crops, and gathering key resources to strengthen and upgrade. The game offers dynamic gameplay where each run is different, forcing you to adapt your strategies while defending your kingdom from waves of enemies.

However, it features a rather complex system of production chains and strategies; you’ll trade resources with villages to craft rare materials or unlock ancient spells. Additionally, fortifying your castle with stone walls and tactically positioning various types of troops is crucial. Each biome you encounter brings new challenges, making the roguelite concept work perfectly in this game.

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In Drill Core, you become the manager of a mining platform. Your task is to drill to the core of alien planets and extract precious minerals. You’ll recruit miners, carriers, and guards, carefully manage resources, and plan the most efficient drilling routes to keep operations running smoothly. While cutting-edge drills and technology help you carve through rock, each planet harbors a unique ecosystem with its own challenges, from hostile creatures to unpredictable terrain.

Since its Early Access debut on September 12, 2024, Drill Core has been shaped by direct community feedback, gaining new biomes and tweaks for tighter roguelite gameplay in less than a year. Version 1.0 arrives with more platforms, challenges, and content, with development continuing even after the game’s official release.

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Set in a procedurally generated world of cities, forests, and islands, Streets of Rogue 2 offers boundless freedom of choice. Want to play as a vampire hacker orchestrating a coup or a farmer growing carrots and building a dream cabin? The choice is yours. Drawing inspiration from Skyrim, GTA, and Stardew Valley, the game blends fast-paced action with RPG elements, letting you craft your own unique story.

In this game, you choose from wildly different classes like a scientist, thief, or gorilla, each with unique abilities. You’ll wield bizarre items—shrink rays, bear traps, or banana peels—alongside weapons and gadgets to sow chaos or solve problems. The world reacts to your actions, with advanced AI driving NPCs who will love or hate you based on your reputation. Plus, with online and local co-op, you can team up with friends to conquer or compete together.

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In VOIN, you are an elemental warrior created by a mysterious mage, tasked with cutting through a plague-ravaged dark fantasy world to cleanse it of corruption. The Permafrost expansion throws you into the Athenium, a vast blizzard-swept region of snow-covered mountains and ice giants. “This place doesn’t offer a warm welcome,” Sozidar says in his devlog, and the trailer’s glimpses of towering enemies and treacherous terrain undeniably confirm this.

A major highlight is the new character progression system, centered on the Reflected Tree of Talents—a literal tree located in the Hall of Reflection. By collecting “Soul Fruits” during missions, you unlock passive skills, such as sprinting. In other words, you’ll have a wide array of combinations to experiment with within the game.

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