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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
Battlefield™ 2042 is a large-scale multiplayer first-person shooter built around class-based combined-arms battles, with maps from the world of 2042, classic Battlefield content, and Battlefield Portal for custom matches. Player feedback is mixed: some praise the scale, gunplay, visuals, and bot-enabled play options, while many others point to launch issues, anti-cheat problems, sparse matchmaking, and a game that still feels uneven. It fits players who want big online fights and are comfortable with a modern Battlefield that has improved over time, but it is a weaker fit for solo-focused players or anyone expecting a polished classic Battlefield experience at full price.
ReleasedNov 19, 2021
Difficulty66/100
PaceFast
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Players who want large-scale multiplayer firefights
Red Dead Online is a large-scale frontier sandbox built around open-world roaming, co-op posse play, PvP, trading, bounty hunting, hunting, fishing, and other progression loops. It suits players who want a persistent Western setting with plenty to do and strong atmosphere, but the review evidence also points to recurring frustration with cheaters, bugs, crashes, and a sense of limited recent support. The game looks like a stronger fit for players who already enjoy Red Dead Redemption 2's world or want a social open-world grind, especially with friends.
ReleasedDec 1, 2020
Difficulty46/100
PaceOpen-ended
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Players who want a Western open-world sandbox
Due Process is a tactical PvP FPS built around planning, teamwork, and adapting to procedurally generated maps. It fits players who want a strategy-first shooter with asymmetric roles, shared team gear, and a strong emphasis on communication over raw aim. Reviews are broadly positive about the core design, but many also warn that the small player base and matchmaking friction can make it hard to get consistent games right now.
ReleasedNov 3, 2020
Difficulty74/100
PaceTactical bursts
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Players who enjoy tactical shooters centered on communication
Battlefield V is a large-scale World War II shooter that fits players who want fast, squad-based multiplayer, strong gunplay, and high-production visuals. The store page emphasizes the complete Definitive Edition content and unlocked gameplay items, while player reviews point to a game that still feels fun, but is also held back by technical friction, cheating complaints, and a smaller active-server pool. It is most appealing if you value Battlefield combat flow and can tolerate some rough edges.
ReleasedOct 22, 2020
Difficulty67/100
PaceFast
Reviews99 sampled
Best for: Players who want fast Battlefield-style multiplayer
Battlefield 3™ is a large-scale military shooter that fits players who want vehicle combat, team-based multiplayer, and a shorter but well-liked campaign. The store page emphasizes 29 multiplayer maps, classes, vehicles, unlocks, and destructible environments, while player reviews frequently praise the campaign’s presentation, sound, and nostalgia. Review feedback also points to a more mixed modern experience: launch friction, launcher dependence, and aging online activity are the main drawbacks. If you want a classic Battlefield experience and can accept some setup inconvenience, Battlefield 3™ still looks worth considering; if you mainly want a smooth modern multiplayer ecosystem, it may feel dated.
ReleasedJun 11, 2020
Difficulty62/100
PaceFast
Reviews99 sampled
Best for: Players who want a classic Battlefield campaign and spectacle
Battlefield 4™ is a large-scale military shooter built around destructive maps, vehicles, and 64-player battles. It fits players who want a tactical but chaotic FPS with a replayable multiplayer focus and a campaign that is present, though reviews are more mixed on its quality than on the online game. Current player reviews are very positive overall, but the evidence also points to age-related friction such as bugs, controller issues, and a steep early skill gap in populated matches.
ReleasedJun 11, 2020
Difficulty67/100
PaceFast, chaotic
Reviews99 sampled
Best for: Players who want a large-scale multiplayer FPS
Summer Pockets is a story-driven visual novel about a summer trip to a secluded island, built around emotional character routes, memory, family, and a reflective vacation mood. Player reviews are overwhelmingly positive and frequently praise the writing, music, and emotional payoff, while a few note route structure, repeated patterns, or weak convenience features in the original release. It is a strong fit for readers who want a long, sentimental visual novel and are comfortable with a slower, text-heavy pace.
ReleasedFeb 5, 2020
Difficulty18/100
PaceSlow-burn
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Fans of emotional visual novels
RealFlight 9.5S is a realistic RC flight simulator built around learning, practice, and long-term skill building. Store details and player reviews point to a strong fit for beginners who want a safer way to learn RC control, plus experienced pilots who want to rehearse maneuvers, stay sharp, and try a large roster of aircraft. The tradeoff is that RealFlight 9.5S is more technical than casual, and some long-time users question the upgrade value if they already own older versions.
ReleasedSep 3, 2019
Difficulty61/100
PaceMeasured and technical
Reviews100 sampled
Best for: Players who want RealFlight 9.5S as an RC training tool
sweet pool is a dark, choice-driven visual novel about illness, obsession, and a body-horror romance that rewards players who want unsettling themes, strong atmosphere, and branching endings. The store page frames it as a story shaped by reason-or-instinct decisions, while player reviews consistently describe it as emotionally heavy, tragic, and memorable. The game is likely a better fit for readers comfortable with psychological horror, bleak romance, and older visual-novel structure. Review evidence also warns that the Steam release is censored, which can cut context, and that some players encountered technical issues or achievement caveats; recent update notes say an achievement bug was fixed.
ReleasedDec 19, 2018
Difficulty54/100
PaceSlow-burn to intense
Reviews99 sampled
Best for: Players who want a dark visual novel with horror elements