InfinityWaltz’s Column of Curiosities – September’s Top 3 Underrated Releases
Visit unexpected places with the latest Steam curiosities, from magical realist Australia to cyberpunk cat cafe to Medieval shark’s castle.
Visit unexpected places with the latest Steam curiosities, from magical realist Australia to cyberpunk cat cafe to Medieval shark’s castle.
Dear Home is a simplified, puzzle-based take on terraforming. Is it worth making the trip to this new extraterrestrial home? Read on…
Metamorphosis is a surprisingly effective adaptation of Franz Kafka in video game format. Read our complete review…
Dungeons of Edera by Monster Tooth Studios is an addictively fun Diablo-style third-person action game. Read more…
Spiritfarer is a heartwarming game about death, memories, relationships and exploration. It’s the game 2020 didn’t know it needed.
Hades takes the narrative style of Bastion and Transistor and melds it with phenomenal hack-and-slash Rogue-like gameplay.
Moero Crystal H is a solid RPG underneath some questionable sexual themes that will definitely not be for everybody.
Bartlow’s Dread Machine by Beep Games is a stylized twin-stick shooter that looks like a coin-operated game from the past. Read more…
Louie is a quaint, gentle-looking platformer that hides some real challenges behind its cartoonish façade. Read our complete review.
Sheepo by Kyle Thompson is a familiar-feeling Metroidvania with fantastic controls and an interesting gameplay mechanic. Read more…
Pendragon is an ambitious combination of tactics and narrative gaming. Is it destined to become legend? Read on…
Paradise Killer shines like a Vaporwave gem thanks to great writing, unique visuals and gameplay that respect’s the player’s intelligence.
Whether it’s fast-paced action you’re after or something soothing and cat-oriented, you’ll find it in August’s best underrated Steam games.
The Last Survey is a haunting visual essay that faces you with incredibly tense situations that go on every day.
Rogue Summoner is more strategy than Rogue-like and more like a series of chess-inspired dungeon skirmishes than either. Read our review…