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One of the defining entries of the GBA, continuing the exploration-heavy formula popularized by SOTN.

A roguelite that sets itself apart by putting storytelling and character development at the center of the experience.

The very first Star Fox entry for the SNES was one of the most technically ambitious games of all time.

The game follows the same protagonist as the previous entry, Karl Fairburne, as he operates behind enemy lines.

A direct sequel to the first title, it continues the lighthearted, comic-book style storytelling introduced in the first game.

A stealth-focused game that you play as a small goblin thief with a sharp wit and a penchant for mischief.

A psychological survival horror that was developed at a time when the genre was heavily defined by zombies.

Coming from the previous entry, which was very unique and tightly crafted, this sequel felt like a step sideways.

The 3rd Clock Tower entry is a survival horror that marked a bold tonal and structural shift for the long-running series.

A dark action-adventure platformer that prioritizes mood, symbolism, and visual storytelling over mechanical complexity.