This batch moves from neon police work and supercomputer dystopias to alien sieges, engineered creatures, and a few especially grim frontiers.

Abaddon

In a duke's immortality hunt, Duke Gilead leaves House Levai to pursue eternal life through ruins, towns, and catacombs. Its top-down travel, turn-based fights, and branching conversations put a self-serving ruler at the center rather than a conventional hero.

Abomination

a four-agent Brood response sends four selected operatives into real-time missions that can be paused for orders, against the alien Brood and its Faithful followers. The global map, varied objectives, and weapon research make a bomb disposal job play very differently from an evacuation.

Aliens: Roguelike

In the Giger V tower crawl, a crash survivor works through seven towers with limited sightlines, scarce ammunition, and permadeath hanging over every turn. Compare the five class builds: does a Medic's efficiency sound safer than committing to a Marine's weapons skills?

Cops 2170: The Power of Law

Katy's first police cases follows academy graduate Katy as she commands up to six officers through grid-based cases in a neon city. Rank-based equipment upgrades and objectives such as hostage rescues or live captures keep attention on squad positioning and mission results.

Galactic Assault: Prisoner of Power

the war for Saraksh adapts the conflict around Saraksh into four faction campaigns, with the Land of the Fathers, Khonties, Island Empire, and Barbarians fielding different forces. Forest cover, trenches, garrisoned buildings, bridges, and truck-towed artillery give its battles a deliberately ground-level rhythm.

Geneforge 4: Rebellion

a rebellion of Shapers and creations places a genetically altered rebel between the Shapers and the factions fighting their monopoly on created life. Turn-based encounters can include customized creatures, while dialogue and mutually exclusive missions steer allegiances in sharply different directions.

Immortal Defense

defending paths through hyperspace turns tower defense into a battle of cursor-fired attacks and placeable psychic points along enemy routes. Fear points weaken shields, Courage points fire volatile barrages, and the cache earned from destroyed ships pays for the next setup.

MetalHeart: Replicants Rampage

the Numori mining colony escape strands Captain Lanthan Signey and pilot Cheris Sheridan on a mining colony controlled by the Numori Empire. Their route toward a Starport runs through turn-based battles, scavenged supplies, cybernetic upgrades, and confrontations with replicants.

Paradise Cracked

BigBrain's false utopia begins when a hacker finds forbidden data and draws a police raid in a polluted world governed by the BigBrain supercomputer. Tactical firefights sit alongside hacking, street exploration, and conversations with resistance-minded allies in and out of cyberspace.

Which setup would you rather tackle first: Katy’s six-officer investigations, a Giger V permadeath run, or BigBrain’s hacker conspiracy?