Tracking the creature through cold wilderness builds real suspense. AI can act oddly at times, yet the fear of the unknown makes every run exciting.

Clearing blocks and chasing high scores feels relaxing and fun. Some levels blur together, yet the clean design keeps things engaging.

Good game. I recommended!

The simple strategy and chaotic fights make it relaxing. Not very deep, though still fun.

Monster Lab Simulator delivers a fun experimental loop. Some mechanics lack depth, though the theme carries it.

HackHub offers a deep hacker simulation experience in Early Access, letting you crack networks, foil surveillance, and tackle sandbox missions with real-like tools and scripting support.

Probably the most realistic zombie survival sim ever made. You don’t win, you just die slower.

I loved flying over canyons and swimming deep waters, but the lack of traditional challenges makes it feel more like a walking simulator than a typical adventure.

Death Machine feels like a distilled shooter blast. Occasional repetition, but weapons and speed make up for it.

Realistic kitchen physics and detailed utensils make Cooking Simulator feel substantial. Some tasks feel slow, but creativity and experimentation pay off.