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1861 reviews
A CryEngine action RPG that scrapped fixed classes for a rotating passive wheel anyone can bend around any weapon — undone at launch by a server collapse that ate people's characters, and undone for good in September 2024 when the studio switched the multiplayer off forever.
6 / 10
A ten-dollar guild-management tactics RPG with a genuinely clever idea — your weapon determines your class — sitting behind a 90% Steam rating that doesn't survive close inspection. The game is decent. The review page is the story.
6 / 10
A minimalist, ink-wash-styled idle cultivation RPG with a complete xianxia realm-progression chain and an unusually responsive solo developer, widely praised in its small Chinese-language review base for value and rapid update cadence, held back by thin current content, several specific automation and UI-clarity bugs, and one detailed complaint disputing the store page's offline-progression claim.
6 / 10
A cheap, streamlined tactics spinoff that's held up reasonably well on its own mechanical terms for six years — until a company-wide Take-Two/2K Terms of Service change in 2025 dragged its recent review sentiment down over data collection and modding restrictions that have nothing to do with the game itself.
6 / 10
A technically polished remake of a beloved Yakuza entry, bundled with a well-regarded new prequel chapter, whose Mixed reception is driven by two distinct and separately documented problems — substantial cuts to the original's beloved side content, and a genuine, well-sourced controversy over the studio's decision to recast a character using an actor who has admitted to sexual misconduct, despite a sustained fan campaign asking them not to.
6 / 10
Climbing a Black Tower With an Anime Battle-Girl Roster YGGDRA: SURVIVOR launched June 24, 2026 from the small studio BD, spinning off the character roster of the studio's earl
6 / 10
Soldak Entertainment's zombie-apocalypse ARPG combines the "living world" monster-agenda simulation from Din's Curse and Depths of Peril with a permanent, traveling clan — beloved by longtime series fans for its systemic depth, but met with an exceptionally detailed, credible fairness critique from an equally devoted veteran fan.
6 / 10
Desktop Raid pitches itself as a piece of software you leave running in the corner of your screen while you do something else, which is a fair description of what it actually is. A
5.9 / 10
A Four-Review Game, So This Leans on the Store Page and Its Own Text Endless Immortal Path launched on 11 September 2026 from solo-attributed Chinese developer and publisher Fengsh
5.9 / 10
A Day-One Mixed Score, Split Between an Enthusiastic Early Fanbase and Launch-Day Server Trouble Partyforge Idle launched on Steam on 20 September 2026 from developer SDY, and at t
5.9 / 10
Meditate, Break Through, Die, Come Back Stronger Path of the Idle Cultivator is a free-to-play xianxia-flavored incremental RPG that entered Steam Early Access on September 5, 2026
5.9 / 10
Stellar Odyssey is a free-to-play idle space MMORPG from the small studio Stellar Games, released on Steam on 7 August 2026 after an extended run as a browser-based game — several
5.9 / 10
Xiuzhen Idle is a solo-developer idle cultivation simulator built around the xianxia genre, the Chinese fantasy tradition of cultivators refining their qi, breaking through realms,
5.9 / 10
A solo-developer survival RPG that stacks base building, faction reputation, dungeon crawling and an 11-category weapon system onto an escalating chain of islands — an enormous feature list for the price, but one that remains almost entirely unreviewed nearly two years after launch.
5.8 / 10
Dungeon Breaker is a $7.99 procedurally generated roguelike survival game from solo developer J.Berner where players switch between bow and sword combat to fight through endless dungeons, and this review's tiny, unanimous 2-review sample praises its build variety and combat feel, backed by unusually active post-launch support.
5.8 / 10
A budget-priced turn-based tactical RPG about a squad of adventurers defending a darkness-besieged world, where reviewers consistently praise the pixel art but split sharply over whether the tactics underneath have real depth or wear thin fast.
5.8 / 10
A solo-developed, honey-themed action-adventure that charms reviewers with its art, music, and cast almost unanimously, while facing the familiar Early Access growing pains of a repetitive core loop and thin current content.
5.8 / 10
Idle Squire has a genuinely clever pitch: it's an idle roguelite RPG where your keyboard is the weapon. Every keystroke you make, whether you're writing an email, coding, o
5.8 / 10
A backpack-management twist on the bullet-heaven formula Last Mage is an Early Access bullet-heaven roguelite from Weird Johnny Studio that layers spellcrafting and inventory manag
5.8 / 10
A cozy sci-fi dating sim about running a diner on a space station, mixing charming alien romance writing and a simple cooking minigame with an Early Access release that, so far, only covers its opening chapter.
5.8 / 10
A US$2.99 solo-dev idle collectathon — Pokemon's capture loop grafted onto a Forager-style island economy — that Steam's own review corpus calls "Mixed" for reasons that are mostly about launch-week polish, not the underlying design, from a developer who patched hard for five months and then quietly moved on to other projects.
5.8 / 10
A cozy-crossed-with-roguelite survival RPG from Grey November Games that lands to a genuinely Mixed reception — reviewers who love its Zelda-like exploration sit against others who found its roguelite, town-building, and progression systems shallow or confusing at launch.
5.8 / 10
A NZ$2.49 comedy RPG about a duck-obsessed space captain fighting an evil wizard with dice instead of combat — a genuinely tiny, self-aware indie project with zero written Steam reviews in either direction, but real achievement data confirming people do finish it.
5.8 / 10
A Sprawling Sandbox Economy Built Job by Job The Economy Bros drops players into a single persistent city with almost no explicit direction and a long list of ways to make money: w
5.8 / 10
