🔥 HOT: Curator/ - Uncensored 2025

Hairbrained Schemes known for their very successful Shadowrun games, now tackle another tabletop favorite. This is a solid game with a few issues, but all around a decent pick up.

Predecesor in success to PUBG, better in terms of performance. However it is marred with either hackers, or the devs making horrible game decisions while trying to maintain an esports scene.

Right place, right time is what led to the success of this hacker filled, buggy, atrocious mess. Captilized entirely on the BR hype as it was the only standalone game of its kind outside of H1Z1.

This is a "hidden" gem of an RTS. Sadly marred with a rocky launch the game itself is still quite enjoyable. I would entirely recommend this for fans of Starcraft or RTS players in general.

A classic that is still played a bit to this day, however if you are looking for a "competitive" setting, QuakeLive/Quake Champions would be the titles to check out.

Good for a F2P title, but segregates the community from old players of the series with changes to the old formula (abilites). This is the first Quake game to not feature modding support.

Wonderful reincarnation of the game despite the legendary John Carmack leaving ID. Would recommend over and over again.

Featuring new mechanics over the original, it has a lot to offer. I would get this if you enjoyed the first. However, get the DLC on sale.

This is the RTS that won many awards and featured great game play for anyone not (overly) interested in macro heavy late game scenarios. Has aged well.

This game is a Rouge-like lovecraftian dungeon crawler that features turn based awesomeness, regret, anger, and then, sadness, as everyone dies.