Letters of War is a game built on love and history. It tells the story of Liam, a British carpenter who leaves home to fight in World War II, and his daughter Rosie, who stays behind reading his letters as her anchor in uncertain times. The game splits its focus between Liam’s trials on battlefields…

Skull Horde doesn’t waste time trying to be serious. You’re a floating skull. You spawn skeletons. You divebomb cultists. That’s the game, it works great. Released as a free demo during Steam’s strategy and tactics event, Skull Horde is an autobattler roguelike with real energy. You control a hovering skull necromancer, summoning different skeleton units,…

CritterGarden is the kind of game that lets you take your time. No timers. No goals barking at you from the corner of the screen. Just you, a cozy plot of land, and a growing group of adorable little animals waiting for your attention. Launched quietly on Steam, the game draws inspiration from classics like…

If you could go back and rewrite your decisions, would you? Quantum Witch asks that question over and over, and then lets you live with the answers. Launching June 24 on PC, this pixel art narrative adventure plot-former drops you into a world that’s falling apart across multiple timelines. You play as Mal, a sharp-tongued…

Some games try to tell stories with dialogue. After Light Fades tells one through movement. Released on June 20 for PC, this quiet sokoban-style puzzle game reimagines the process of grief as a grid-based challenge. You’re given a single goal each level: rebuild, connect, move forward, but every action you take leaves behind a trace.…

Become the Moon just launched on Steam, and it’s unlike anything else in the autobattler space. At a glance, it might remind you of Hearthstone Battlegrounds, but the further you get into it, the more it begins to unravel into something stranger. The setup is familiar. You build a team of units, position them on…