70 games with filters by mode, platforms, budget, length and features.
Well-rated games that do not need a powerful graphics card: they run on old desktops, office laptops and integrated graphics.
An indie platform fighter: fire, water, air and earth elements in battles for up to four players.
A farm, a village and romance: the best way to slow down and spend 100 calm hours with a friend.
A factory that grows itself: optimizing one belt turns into 300 hours and sunrise outside.
A 2D sandbox with hundreds of items, bosses and metroidvania progression: with eight players it becomes a second life.
A hand-drawn underground kingdom of insects: exploration, bosses and melancholy.
Four space dwarves mine asteroids and hold the line against bugs in the friendliest co-op shooter around.
The card roguelike that defined the genre: build a deck, count turns, suffer bad relics.
A night highway, radio and cargo from Hamburg to Madrid: the best way to switch off.
The heir to Undertale: three chapters are out and they exceed every expectation.
The zombie co-op classic: an AI director throws panics at four survivors who must stay back to back.
Climbing a mountain and a story about anxiety: hard, fair and more healing than therapy.
Poker plus jokers: one run takes a minute, but stopping is impossible.