6. System Shock

Back in 1994, System Shock was hailed as a breakthrough in the horror action-adventure genre thanks to its innovative combat ideas, puzzles, and use of emergent gameplay.

But despite that, it has earned its place in many prestigious lists.

7. No More Heroes

Released over a decade ago, No More Heroes is a fascinating mash-up of different geek cultures from video games, anime, and even a little Star Wars thrown in.

In this installment, Travis finds himself facing off against professional alien warriors to save his planet from invasion and destruction.

8. Spiritfarer

Coming from Lotus Thunder Games, their latest project puts players in the shoes of a ferryman in charge of transporting souls to their next place of existence.

The game will be like an exciting dive into the sea filled with the meaning of finding happiness after death.

9. Hindsight 20/20: Wrath of the Raakshasa

Have you ever made a decision in a game and immediately regretted it?

10. Way to The Woods

In a world full of impressive AAA titles, we can’t forget independent developers.

Author Anthony Tan stated that he used the works of Hayao Miyazaki (Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away) as an inspiration for the game’s environments and atmosphere.