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Get To The Top is a punishing hook-climbing game for players who enjoy repeated failure, careful control, and eventually earning progress. The store page frames it as a difficult ascent built around hooks and persistence, while the small review sample leans positive despite calling out how hard and frustrating it can be.
ReleasedJul 10, 2024
Difficulty94/100
PaceStop-start
Reviews6 sampled
Best for: Players who like brutal climbing challenges
Book of Korvald is a 2D action-adventure metroidvania for players who want dark fantasy combat, exploration, and a heavy adult-content layer on top. Reviews describe strong art direction, lots of weapons, abilities, bosses, and replay value, while also noting janky controls, bugs, and missing Chinese support. It looks like a good fit for players who care more about a distinctive indie action RPG with optional NSFW content than about polished combat or clean technical execution.
ReleasedJun 16, 2024
Difficulty42/100
PaceExploratory combat
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Players who want a dark fantasy metroidvania with adult content
Rime's quest is a short, retro-styled single-player adventure set in the Roman Empire, built around exploration, riddles, encounters with enemies, and a straightforward story. Store copy frames it as an atmospheric journey through ancient ruins and mysterious places, while player reviews generally describe pleasant pixel art, responsive controls, and a soundtrack that fits the mood. The main caution is length: multiple reviews call it short, and the sample size is small, so confidence is moderate rather than high.
ReleasedApr 2, 2024
Difficulty5/100
PaceSteady exploration
Reviews11 sampled
Best for: Players who want a short single-player adventure
Winter Memories is a relaxing adventure RPG about returning to a seaside town, spending winter with familiar characters, and managing your time across story and minigame-driven progression. Player feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with repeated praise for its content volume, expressive pixel art, and improved gameplay variety, though some reviews note repetition in certain scenes and a few rough edges.
ReleasedJan 5, 2024
Difficulty32/100
PaceLeisurely
Reviews99 sampled
Best for: Players who want a relaxed, story-led RPG with time management
Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed Ecto Edition is a 4v1 asymmetrical multiplayer game built around Ghostbusters hide-and-seek. The store page presents it as easy to learn, playable solo or with friends, and packed with franchise fan service, customization, and both online and offline bot-assisted play. Player reviews are broadly positive but point to a split experience: it is most enjoyable in multiplayer, can feel repetitive over time, and bots are a recurring weak spot. Recent update notes show active support through 2025 with event drops, seasonal promotions, and a named patch that added new content.
ReleasedOct 19, 2023
Difficulty3/100
PaceFast, match-based
Reviews97 sampled
Best for: Ghostbusters fans who want a faithful licensed game
Starfield is a sprawling sci-fi RPG for players who want Bethesda-style freedom, character roleplay, shipbuilding, and long-form exploration. The store page promises more than 1000 planets, faction quests, and deep customization, while player reviews split between praise for sandbox variety and criticism of bugs, loading screens, repetition, and a thin main story. Recent news suggests Bethesda still plans gameplay improvements and new story content, so it remains a live option for fans who are comfortable with some rough edges.
ReleasedSep 5, 2023
Difficulty47/100
PaceSlow, exploratory
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Bethesda RPG fans
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a third-person asymmetrical horror game built around stealth, pursuit, and team pressure on both sides. It fits players who want tense multiplayer horror and are comfortable with a steep learning curve, but current reviews and update notes suggest a mixed reception, persistent balance and matchmaking complaints, and uncertain long-term support. It is most appealing to franchise fans, asymmetrical horror regulars, and players who are fine with short-session, high-friction online play.
ReleasedAug 18, 2023
Difficulty78/100
PaceTense and uneven
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Asymmetrical horror fans
Skiing Frenzy is a retro 2D top-down skiing game built around short score-chasing runs. It offers two modes: Slalom, where you race through 32 randomly placed flags and restart on collision, and Free Ski, where you survive an endless course with limited lives while a pursuer keeps pressure on the run. Player feedback points to a simple, nostalgic arcade feel with leaderboard replay value, but also notes a very small amount of content, some friction from momentum and performance issues, and partial controller support that was added in a later update. For players who want a compact, skill-based skiing challenge rather than a long campaign, Skiing Frenzy looks like a worthwhile pick, especially at the right price.
ReleasedApr 28, 2023
Difficulty68/100
PaceFast, repeatable
Reviews20 sampled
Best for: Arcade sports fans
NBA 2K23 is a feature-heavy basketball sim for players who want MyCAREER, MyTEAM, MyGM, MyLEAGUE, or quick head-to-head play. The store page emphasizes refined on-court control, Jordan Challenge content, and true-to-life presentation, while player reviews split between enjoyment of the basketball feel and frustration with monetization, crashes, and online dependency. It is now a harder recommendation because the store page states multiplayer servers shut down on 12/31/2024, which also removes online-dependent functions.
ReleasedSep 8, 2022
Difficulty63/100
PaceFast
Reviews99 sampled
Best for: Basketball fans who want a broad sports sandbox
SurrounDead is an early access open-world zombie survival game centered on scavenging, base building, vehicles, trading, and customizable difficulty. It suits players who want a self-directed survival sandbox with strong atmosphere and replayable systems, but it still shows rough edges like bugs, repetition, and no multiplayer today.
ReleasedJun 24, 2022
Difficulty63/100
PaceExploration with spikes
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Solo survival fans
Card Shark is a stylish adventure about cheating at cards in 18th-century France, with player reviews praising its art, music, and inventive trick-learning. It looks like a strong fit for players who want a story-first game with skill checks and atmosphere, not a relaxed or highly replayable experience. The main cautions are a strict timer, some control friction, and a few bug reports.
ReleasedJun 2, 2022
Difficulty62/100
PaceTight and fast
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Players who like story-driven adventures
Model Builder: Complete Edition is a calm crafting sim about assembling, painting, and customizing scale models. It fits players who enjoy patient, hands-on hobby loops and a slow pace, but the experience is held back by fiddly controls, bugs, and reports of broken progression. The Complete Edition bundles all DLC, so it is most appealing for relaxed sessions on sale rather than for players who need polished progression.
ReleasedFeb 8, 2022
Difficulty4/100
PaceSlow, methodical
Reviews99 sampled
Best for: Fans of relaxed hobby sims like Model Builder: Complete Edition