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Dispatch
by AdHoc Studio
AdHoc Studio's debut delivers one of the best narrative adventures in years. Dispatch blends workplace comedy, superhero drama, and genuine heart into an eight-episode package that'll have you planning your second playthrough before the credits finish rolling.
Diablo 4
by Blizzard Entertainment
Diablo 4's eleventh season arrives with a familiar promise: new powers, new systems, and a fresh reason to grind through Sanctuary again. Season of Divine Intervention brings Lesser Evil invasions, Divine Gifts, a reworked itemisation system, and the long-awaited Paladin class. On paper, it sounds substantial. In practice, it's another season that follows the exact same formula Blizzard has been recycling since launch – and this time, they've locked the most exciting content behind a pre-order paywall.
Digging together
by Suber Game Studio
Digging Together is a budget-priced co-op game where you and up to three friends dig through the earth following your grandfather's treasure map. It's the kind of game that sounds perfect for a weekend session with mates – and in that specific context, it delivers some genuinely chaotic fun. But strip away the friends and the laughs, and what's left is a pretty bare-bones experience that struggles to justify its existence as a solo endeavour.
Path of Exile 2
by Grinding Gear Games
Path of Exile 2's fourth major update brings the long-awaited Druid class alongside a new league mechanic that draws heavily from PoE 1's beloved Incursion system. After two years of development following its Gamescom 2023 reveal, the Druid has finally clawed its way into Wraeclast – and it was worth the wait. The Fate of the Vaal league itself has had a rockier reception, though rapid patches from Grinding Gear Games have addressed many initial complaints.
Planet Crafter
by Miju Games
Planet Crafter nails the concept of watching a dead rock transform into a living world, but the late-game grind and delayed automation systems hold it back from true greatness. If you love Satisfactory or Factorio, it's worth a look
Town to City
by Galaxy Grove
Town to City is the cozy city builder that'll steal your weekends and you'll thank it for the privilege. Build gorgeous Mediterranean towns without grid restrictions, keep your voxel citizens happy, and lose yourself in one of the most relaxing games of 2025.
Octopath Traveler II
by Square Enix, ACQUIRE Corp.
Octopath Traveler II takes everything good about the first game and refines it. Eight unique characters with surprisingly dark, mature storylines that tackle revenge, slavery, corruption, and survivor's guilt.
Mind over Magic
by Sparkypants
Mind Over Magic is a criminally underrated colony sim where you build and manage a magical academy while battling a deadly encroaching fog. Published by Klei and fresh out of Early Access with its 1.0 release, it blends brilliant building systems, satisfying management gameplay, and turn-based dungeon exploration. Train mages, push back the fog with Dark Magic shields, and explore the dangerous Underschool beneath your school. It's Oxygen Not Included meets Hogwarts, but more accessible and genuinely tense. A hidden gem that deserves way more love
Dave the Diver
by MINTROCKET
Dave the Diver is the perfect blend of underwater fishing adventure and sushi restaurant management that shouldn't work but absolutely does. Spend your days diving into the mysterious Blue Hole catching exotic fish, then serve them up at night in your bustling sushi bar. With gorgeous pixel art, genuinely hilarious writing, and a constant stream of wild collaborations (Godzilla, Balatro, Dredge), this indie gem is ridiculously addictive. The crop farm could use more automation, but everything else is spot-on. One of the most unique and charming games in years
Grounded
by Obsidian Entertainment
A backyard survival adventure that challenges your instincts, sparks creativity, and turns everyday insects into epic encounters.
Tavern Keeper
by Greenheart Games
Tavern Keeper delivers a charming and detailed tavern management experience that's already impressive in Early Access. With its adorable cartoonish graphics, relaxing soundtrack, and deep management systems, it's a cozy sim that respects your time while offering plenty of depth. While the choice consequences could use more bite, this is already a must-try for management sim fans.
News Tower
by Sparrow Night
News Tower delivers a refreshingly deep newspaper management sim set in 1930s New York. With its charming art style, satisfying progression, and well-paced gameplay, it captures the chaos and satisfaction of building a media empire. While the UI can feel cramped at times, the game's strategic depth and historical flavor make it a standout in the management genre.