AdventureBest PC Games of 2015, page 76
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OtherBox Out!
Da Picky MonkeyFor:Players seeking transformation-based gameplay across changing challengesSkip if:Players seeking a low-difficulty experience may find the levels increasingly demanding
StrategySteamalot: Epoch's Journey
Risen Phoenix StudiosFor:Strategy players who want deck construction combined with battlefield positioningSkip if:Players seeking real-time combat rather than turn-based character maneuvering
SimulationFork Truck Challenge
Mint Arcade Ltd.For:Simulation players who want machinery-based cargo tasksSkip if:Players seeking a story-driven game or progression beyond cargo-delivery tasks
RacingImpulse Revolution
MandlebarFor:Local groups who want to race together on one keyboardSkip if:Players seeking a detailed solo campaign or progression structure
ActionDaily Espada
PidrohFor:Action-game players who enjoy boss battles without needing optional story materialSkip if:Players seeking a slow-paced experience rather than fast combat with dodging and fireballs
RacingNulldrifters
Cliax GamesFor:Arcade-racing fans who want futuristic, high-speed coursesSkip if:Players seeking a large vehicle roster beyond eight vehicles
CasualGravBlocks
From Nothing Game StudiosFor:Puzzle players who want gravity-based block and match-three mechanicsSkip if:Players seeking a single consistent puzzle format may find the five modes uneven in structure
CasualThe Worm
Strategy FirstFor:Casual players who want maze exploration with enemy encountersSkip if:Players seeking a fixed campaign with hand-authored levels may find the procedural structure repetitive.
AdventureQuatro Luzes
Jardel EliasFor:Platforming fans who want progression based on switching between four different worldsSkip if:Players who want platforming without environmental puzzles may stall when objects work only in particular worlds
RPGThe Light Empire
JemyFor:RPG players who want randomly generated space journeys and permanent consequencesSkip if:Players seeking a forgiving experience, since death ends the current run
CasualThe BoX
White Clover Inc.For:Platformer fans who want physics-based movement without a standard jumpSkip if:Players who rely on conventional jumping may hit a wall when navigating without that movement option
StrategyGeared
Playful Art, LLCFor:Puzzle fans who want physics-based spatial challengesSkip if:Players who want a story-led experience may find the focus on spatial puzzles limiting
ActionDatswer
Behtam DeveloperFor:Players who want an action-puzzle game with a defined escape objectiveSkip if:Players seeking deep character progression, extensive exploration, or a large-scale adventure
ActionDawn of the Plow
Dan FitzGeraldFor:Arcade players who want short, demanding snowplowing runsSkip if:Players seeking a relaxed snowplowing experience without a strong failure focus
AdventureStartBolita
549gamestudioFor:Sokoban fans who want 50 progressively complex levelsSkip if:Players seeking a puzzle game with a different structure from Sokoban-style level solving
AdventureCastleAbra
CastleAbra StudiosFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want a puzzle-focused castle settingSkip if:Players seeking action-heavy combat rather than investigation, item use, and puzzle solving
ActionBrain Guzzler: The End Is Nigh
Flaming Pumpkin LtdFor:Players who enjoy Snake-like movement and want a zombie settingSkip if:Players seeking a broad combat system may find the focus on consuming targets and managing a chain too narrow.
RPGSnarfQuest Tales
Cellbloc StudiosFor:Fans of classic point-and-click adventures who want a five-episode collectionSkip if:Players seeking a combat-focused RPG rather than a point-and-click adventure
AdventureTanita: A Plasticine Dream
AkellaFor:Adventure players who enjoy humorous puzzle-solvingSkip if:Players seeking highly demanding puzzles may find the game’s stated suitability for children too simple
RPGThe Logomancer
Jeffrey NordinFor:JRPG fans who want dialogue and persuasion instead of killingSkip if:Players seeking weapon-based combat will hit a wall when conflicts are handled through argument instead of physical attacks.
OtherThe Empty Inn
Candlelight StudiosFor:Horror fans who prefer atmospheric tension over frequent jump scaresSkip if:Players seeking long campaigns may find the experience brief.
ActionMass Destruction
Console ClassicsFor:Action players who want tank-based shooting across structured missionsSkip if:Players seeking a realistic tank simulator may find the arcade-style shooting focus unsuitable
ActionOne Final Chaos
A Sweet StudioFor:Arcade players who prefer short survival runs to longer play sessionsSkip if:Players seeking long sessions may find the brief-run format limiting, especially on harder modes.Nothing matches. Loosen a filter.