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Galactic Ghosty is bringing us an awesome game for the spooky season, featuring monsters and mysteries. It's a hand-painted fairytale, with darkness hiding underneath, built by one person with a lot of passion and a slightly unsettling imagination.

A cosy and cute Kiki's Delivery Service-inspired baking adventure where baking stuff and healing hearts go hand in hand, all wrapped up in a gorgeous hand-drawn Paris.

Planet Zoo 2 takes everything that made the original great and makes it easier to build, with aquariums and aviaries finally joining the party. A few familiar faces are missing, but it's well worth the wait.

One More Level's first-person soulslike pairs slow parry duels with spells and guns in a plague-ridden Napoleonic Europe, with a few pacing and structure choices that may divide players.

E-Day is the Gears game newcomers and hardcore fans have been waiting for, with a spectacular city-wide collapse and real heart.

Neon Abyss 2 managed to win over someone who usually avoids both roguelikes and pixel art, and with its brilliant weapon system, endless item combinations, and smarter progression, fans of the original will definitely have a blast.

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Blackwood desperately wants to be the John Wick game before the official one comes out, but its first act is buried under dumb AI, punishing checkpoints and visuals that belong two console generations ago.

With a mystery worthy of Twin Peaks, a town that rewards every detour and voice acting that would shame far bigger budgets, Silver Pines proves that a tiny indie team can beat the genre's giants at their own game.

Rin: The Last Child is a dark metroidvania which offers a lot of spells and a flexible magic system, if not one of the most flexible ones I've come across, but it's held back by a world that looks beautiful but rarely feels alive.