ActionBest PC Games of 2015, page 72
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ActionSuper Mega Bob
JenitoFor:Shoot-'em-up fans who want bullet-dodging as the central challengeSkip if:Players seeking a slow-paced or low-pressure experience may find the bullet-dodging focus too intense.
RPGNever Ending Night
Dot DreamFor:Action RPG fans who want side-scrolling exploration with story choicesSkip if:Players seeking a tightly linear story may find the branching decisions and multiple endings unsuitable
StrategyINIT.
Narrow MonolithFor:Puzzle fans who enjoy challenges based on shifting perspectiveSkip if:Players looking for fast action may find the emphasis on perception puzzles slows the pace.
OtherPanda School Browser
Wiseman SoftworksFor:Parents seeking a restricted browser for childrenSkip if:Children who need unrestricted access to the wider internet
RPGThe Hole Story
LearnDistrict Inc.For:Puzzle-adventure players who want exploration centered on digging for cluesSkip if:Players seeking combat-heavy RPG systems instead of puzzle solving and exploration
ActionGhost in the Machine
UnknownFor:Platformer fans who want trap-filled levels with precise jumpingSkip if:Players seeking combat systems, character builds, or broad action-game mechanics may find the one-button platforming narrow.
CasualLudoku
Ludomo GamestudioFor:Puzzle players who enjoy planning marble movementsSkip if:Players seeking a broad adventure game with varied activities beyond marble puzzles
CasualTwo Steps Back
WhitemagechiuFor:Mystery-horror fans who want a dialogue-led storySkip if:Players seeking frequent combat, exploration, or branching gameplay may hit a wall because the experience centers on reading and investigation.
ActionOrc Slayer
Cooply SolutionsFor:Solo players who want a revenge-focused fantasy action gameSkip if:Players seeking a broad arsenal of primary weapons instead of a crossbow-focused system
CasualSpace Xonix
SRF GamesFor:Fans of classic Xonix-style games who want a space settingSkip if:Players who do not enjoy logical, coordination-based challenges may bounce off the level gameplay.
ActionFrizzy
Team FrizzFor:Platformer fans who want movement built around attachment and launchingSkip if:Players seeking combat-heavy platforming rather than movement and environmental puzzles
ActionCatorize
Anima LocusFor:Casual players who want color-catching platform challengesSkip if:Players who prefer a short game with only a small number of stages
ActionFriendship Club
Force Of HabitFor:Local multiplayer groups who want chaotic arena combatSkip if:Players seeking a single-player campaign, since the current focus is local multiplayer
AdventureThe Quivering
Alternative Software LtdFor:Players who enjoy classic point-and-click adventure gamesSkip if:Players seeking a fast-paced action game rather than a point-and-click adventure
StrategyPixel: ru²
C63 IndustriesFor:Platformer fans who want puzzles built around gravity and color changesSkip if:Players who hit a wall when precise platforming requires jumping between platforms while gravity changes
OtherRooftop Cop
IndependentFor:Players who enjoy experimental collections with several distinct short-form game conceptsSkip if:Players seeking a single continuous campaign with one consistent mechanic
ActionRide the Bullet
Jordan SendarFor:Action players who want short, reflex-focused shooting puzzlesSkip if:Players seeking extended exploration or broader gameplay systems may find the individual-level structure narrow.
CasualAtlantic Quest Solitaire
familyplayFor:Solitaire fans who want an underwater adventure with recurring characters and dialogue.Skip if:Players seeking card gameplay with substantial strategic variety may find the central activity stays focused on turning over cards.
ActionDaydreamer: Awakened Edition
RolandStudiosFor:Platformer fans who want boss battles to drive the experienceSkip if:Players seeking a platformer centered on long stretches of traversal rather than repeated boss encounters
StrategyTidal Affair: Before The Storm
OvercurfewFor:Stealth-game fans who prefer manipulating enemies over direct combatSkip if:Players seeking direct combat, since the protagonist has limited fighting ability and enemy control is central
ActionFurfly
SMD Gaming StudioFor:Players who want compact 2D arcade-style adventuresSkip if:Players seeking open-ended exploration or a large world may find the level-based structure limited.
ActionSlow Down, Bull
Insomniac GamesFor:Casual players who want action stages with score improvementSkip if:Players who want movement without a stress consequence may hit a wall when repeated steering raises Esteban’s stress
ActionProject Green Beat
Indie Game - NoneFor:Rail-shooter players who want combat scoring tied to musical timingSkip if:Players seeking open exploration or control over a character's route may find the rail-shooter structure restrictive.Nothing matches. Loosen a filter.