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Eldest Souls
Eldest Soulswas developed by Fallen Flag Studio, and it puts anindie spin on the Soulslike genre. Players take control of a lone warrior armed with a greatsword who must stop the Old Gods and save humanity. They will have to take on challenging bosses and powerful foes in fast-paced combat that will test their might. As players defeat the Old Gods, they grow in power and unlock an assortment of talents that they can use to conquer greater foes. This gives players the ability to customize their character to their liking so that they can unleash as much devastation as they want, and makes for some pretty exciting builds.
Hell Let Loose
Hell Let Loosebrings players to the battlefields of World War 2for a high-stakes FPS that will have them fight for their lives. The game offers 50 vs 50 PvP battles across large maps that have all been recreated from reconnaissance images and satellite data. Players take control of one of 14 playable roles that all offer something new to the battlefield. Black Matter Pty Ltd claims that it is the grittiest and most realistic depiction of World War 2 around, but players will have to see it for themselves.
Kingdom of Amalur: Re-Reckoning Fate Edition
Kingdom of Amalur: Re-Reckoningtakes the classic RPGand updates its visuals for the modern day. Players must venture out across Amalur in a game that claims to have hundreds of hours of content within. They will create their ideal character as they seek out the secrets of the world and attempt to rescue it from the evils that seek to do it harm. TheFATE Editionincludes the main game, the soundtrack, and the Fatesworn add-on that offers even more RPG fun.
Morbid: The Seven Acolytes
Morbid: The Seven Acolytesis another RPG that players can sink hours into, but this one is a bit different. Players take control of the lastStriver of Dibrom whose only purpose is to defeat the Seven Acolytespossessed by malevolent deities. They will have to explore the world of Mornia and attempt to free it from the servants of Gahars so that the people can live in peace. They will have to face off against challenging foes and survive an assortment of large boss fights if they hope to accomplish this harrowing task.
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Raji: An Ancient Epic
Raji: An Ancient Epicputs players in the shoes of a young girl named Raji who lives in a world that is being ravaged by a war between demons and gods. The gods have appointed Raji the sole defender of the human race, and players will have to do everything that they can to stop this reckless war. The story is heavily inspired by Hindu folklore, and Nodding Heads Games has crafted a beautiful world of hand-painted textures for players to explore. Anyone interested cancheck outRaji: Prologuefor free, and they can get a taste of the full game.
Roboquest
Roboquestgives players control of robots with guns and then sets them loose in randomly generated environments to kill evil robots. It is a fast-paced FPS that will have the player running through these maps guns blazing, and they will be able to collect power-ups as they go that will make them even more powerful. Players fight until they die, and then they regroup at base camp only to head back out to try again. Itblends roguelite gameplay with fast-paced FPS funfor a wild experience that can be done solo or with a friend.
Shadow Tactics: Aiko’s Choice
Shadow Tactics: Aiko’s Choicebrings players to Japanduring the early Edo period. It is a standalone expansion ofShadow Tactics: Blades of Shogun, and it puts a new spin on the concept. Players take control of five different assassins and must sneak around in the shadows to dispatch their enemies. The focal point of the story is Aiko, a kunoichi adept who must hunt down the ghosts of her past. Players have to sneak through enemy bases across multiple missions that offer dozens of ways to progress. They will have to strategize and synchronize their team if they want the best chance of completing their task and living to tell the tale.
UnMetal
UnMetalis the final game in November’s Humble Choice, and it seems to be pure classic gaming at its finest. Players take control of Jesse Fox, a man who finds himself imprisoned in a military base, and they must find their way out. They will have to utilize an assortment of gadgets as they fight to escape and uncover the secrets of the base. The developer says there will be a lot of pew-pew and things that go boom and boing as the player fights their way to freedom.
