If things get a little lonely, you can always try out Don’t Starve Together which turns this already incredible game into a co-op survival title. There is a mix of survival and RPG elements and it may take several playthroughs to get the hang of Don’t Starve’s mechanics. Don’t Starve (2013)ĭon’t Starve is one of the most visually pleasing games we have ever played and the unique gothic art style really does set it apart from the rest of the mainstream indie games out there. We can’t wait to see how Derek Yu manages to recreate the magic of Spelunky one more time. A sequel is currently in development, and the developers showcased it at GDC 2019 which looks quite promising. The best thing about Spelunky is the exploration, and there is a certain charm to discovering secrets that stay hidden unless you put in the time to search for them. Worlds that initially take hours to clear become trivial as you get better at the game. You’ll get Indiana Jones vibes when playing Spelunky as you put on your adventuring hat and explore one world after the other.ĭespite the game’s simplistic premise, there is a steep learning curve that requires you to learn and use the right skills to progress. As soon as you enter the very first world, which resembles a jungle, you will find yourself exploring every corner of the map and before you know it, things start to get a bit too difficult. Spelunky is the Dark Souls of platformers, and even though speedrunners of the game can clear all of the levels in 10 minutes, the replayability is what brings players back. Multiplayer is also available for players who want to play with their friends or random players from the community.

The combat in Asteria is really engaging, and if you are tired of the pre-designed levels, you can always head to Creative Mode and design your own custom levels. Unlike other old-school games that force you to work with limited inventory space, there are 900 equipment slots for all of your gear, so you can customize your loadouts whenever you want.

There are nine dungeons to explore and over a hundred items to collect. The game is extremely fast-paced, and you can’t even catch a moment’s break because of its combat system. Asteria makes you feel like Terry Crews from Crackdown 3 with destructible objects in a sci-fi setting.

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