Deck & Conn Review
Cold War Naval Sim, Fifteen Minutes Into the Future of 1989 — In Space Deck & Conn puts you in command of a single nuclear-powered corvette in an endless, low-key war against the S
6.5 / 10
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Deep Space Treasure
A Fifty-Ninth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Deep Space Treasure launched on Steam on 25 August 2026 from developer RoundTable_M, and at the time of writing it has zero
6.5 / 10
Defrag Incremental
A NZ$5.11 incremental about optimising messy hard drives, whose Mixed Steam rating splits cleanly along a timeline rather than a taste — a rocky launch day the developer patched fast, and a slower, still-unresolved design gate that keeps a chunk of players stuck clicking long before the game lets them stop.
6.5 / 10
Derby Heroines: Run, Bet, Win!
A two-day-old racing game that makes you both the bettor and the horse — buy a Trifecta ticket on a track girl, then run the race yourself to try to cash it in. Thirteen Steam reviews exist so far, all of them Japanese, all of them positive, and most of them call it Uma Musume at home.
6.5 / 10
Casual, Indie, Massively Multiplayer, Racing, RPG, Simulation, Strategy, Free To PlayWindows PCmacOSLinux
Desk Top Racer
A free desktop-companion idle racing management sim in the mould of Rusty's Retirement, earning a Very Positive launch reception for its charming background-friendly presentation and cross-platform reach, tempered by honest reviewer complaints about a paid pay-to-win DLC car, a thin Steam Market economy, and a requirement to stay online to keep progressing.
6.5 / 10
Dice Eater: A Supernatural Mystery Card Game
Figuring out exactly how you're being cheated Dice Eater is a free deduction card game set in the world of Team Tetrapod's Staffer Case series, built around a simple but ge
6.5 / 10
Dig & Deal Review
A Metal Detector and a Storefront: Two Genres, One Loop Dig & Deal entered Early Access on April 19, 2026 from ToYa Games, a small studio pitching a hybrid that turns out to be a s
6.5 / 10
DIG Raiders: Anomaly Extraction
A co-op mining and exploration adventure from Soda Game Studio about digging beneath a crashed alien ship for loot alongside friends, earning a Positive launch reception dominated by Simplified Chinese reviewers who praise its art, map density and comedic alien NPCs, tempered by honest reports of terrain-snagging movement and multiplayer connection problems.
6.5 / 10
Diner Bros 2 Review: A Charming Cooking Sequel That Punishes Solo Play
A polished, couch-co-op cooking and time-management sequel that reviewers largely adore with a group, undercut by a badly balanced single-player mode and a recurring complaint about hard-to-read food icons.
6.5 / 10
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Dream House Days DX
A content-rich, genuinely addictive apartment-management sim that longtime fans call among Kairosoft's best work, undercut by the same "barely a port" problem found across the studio's Steam releases — a controller-first mobile design with almost no adaptation for mouse and keyboard.
6.5 / 10
Drop and Grow
A cozy incremental game from solo developer Shane Staller Games about restoring barren landscapes by dropping water and growing plants, Very Positive across 73 English reviews for its relaxing atmosphere and satisfying pixel-art progression, with a widely repeated complaint that the lack of an autosave feature has cost several reviewers hours of progress.
6.5 / 10
Dummynation
A streamlined, real-time geopolitical conquest game from a solo developer who's still shipping updates more than four years after launch, though a major 2024 overhaul alienated a meaningful share of the fanbase that loved the simpler game it replaced.
6.5 / 10
Dungeon Dev
A genuinely inventive puzzle premise — secretly designing a dungeon to lose in a way that satisfies each invading hero's specific class desires — undercut in its back half by a well-documented complaint that solving devolves from logic into brute-force trial and error.
6.5 / 10
Dungeon Keeper 2
The 1999 Bullfrog classic that put you on the evil side of a fantasy dungeon, reissued on Steam in 2024 as a straight port of the GOG build. The dungeon-management design still holds up completely. Whether the executable does depends entirely on your PC.
6.5 / 10
Dwarves Mining Idle
A dwarf-themed idle mining sim that spent the better part of two years in Early Access before its July 2024 1.0 launch, built around floor management, cloneable dwarves and a slow climb toward daylight.
6.5 / 10
Eco Volunteer Review
A Truck, A Trash Bag, And A Reason To Slow Down Eco Volunteer, released September 7, 2026 for $11.99 from developer and publisher Scope Creepers, drops players into a familiar whol
6.5 / 10
Electrician Simulator
A satisfying, ASMR-like job simulator about wiring sockets and fixing appliances that genuinely teaches basic electrical concepts to newcomers, while real electricians in its own review base say the repetitive screwing-and-unscrewing loop and at least one tutorial inaccuracy fall well short of the "simulator" label.
6.5 / 10
Emberlands: Desktop Village
A genuinely charming, low-footprint desktop companion idler that succeeds at true hands-off idling, undercut by punishing exponential resource walls, a broken tutorial, and build variety that flattens out once the honeymoon period ends.
6.5 / 10
Everholm
A gorgeous, open-ended cozy farming RPG whose central mystery hook — why does everyone on this island know you, and where is your missing sister — draws players in and then goes conspicuously quiet, leaving a well-crafted farm sim without the narrative payoff its own setup promises.
6.5 / 10
Exipelago
A solo-built voxel colony sim where every species of tree and vein of ore keeps its own look all the way into the furniture you craft from it, three and a half years out of Early Access at NZ$38.49 with no user reviews yet against the 1.0 build.
6.5 / 10
ExoColony: Planet Survival
A solo-developed space-colony sim that spent a year in Early Access fixing the exact problems its first reviewers complained about, then launched to a small but genuinely engaged audience most readers have never heard of.
6.5 / 10
F1 2018
F1 2018 delivers Codemasters' most convincing recreation of Formula 1 physics and career depth at the time of its release, earning real praise from serious sim racers for its handling model and AI. A persistent, specific complaint about neglected multiplayer support and AI collision behavior runs alongside that praise, and like most annual sports licenses, meaningful patching stopped once the next year's title took over.
6.5 / 10
F1 2020
Codemasters' most polished F1 entry to date, remembered fondly for its new My Team management mode and superb audio — and now a cautionary tale about annual licensed sports games, having since been quietly delisted from Steam entirely.
6.5 / 10
Fairground Online
A genuinely atmospheric multiplayer fairground-operating sim with real co-op charm, undercut by a thin ride roster at a steep price and widespread launch-week instability.
6.5 / 10