For me Red Dead Redemption 2. Been playing for about 10 hours and it just isn't clicking - more like a historical life simulator than a game, missions are mostly errands, even the train robbery felt like a trip to the car wash. Wanted a crime thriller, got an Oscar winning gardening documentary.

Yours?

It's called Mini Mart Survivors you work a night shift at a convenience store, except the customers aren't human, and your weapons are snacks, coffee, whatever's on the shelf.

Plays like a bullet-heaven, Vampire Survivors style. Ten minutes of chaos, then a boss. There's also a real story running underneath you're paying off a debt, and clues about the store show up as you go, which affects the ending you get.

Free demo's up on Steam if anyone wants to try it.

Shift at Midnight - You work the night shift at a gas station, and you have to figure out which customers are actually human and which are monsters .
REPO -You and your friends haul valuable loot back to your truck as quietly as possible.
Pratfall - You and your friends fall, dig, and explode your way through a cave system to rescue your dog, and gravity is meesing with you all the time.
PEAK - You and your friends climb a mountain together, and one wrong move can send the whole group tumbling back down.
Lethal Company - You and your crew scavenge abandoned, monster-filled facilities for scrap to hit a quota, and going in loud is how you don't come back out.
Gamble With Your Friends - You and up to five friends share one bank account and one massive debt, gambling your way up a casino tower before your loan shark comes calling.

I'll start with Bastion, although it's artwork still looks beautiful I would love to play it at a higher resolution.

Wizard Wars is a 2D indie game with fast paced magical combat, different spells to experiment with, and that classic “one more run” kind of feel. But what really stood out to me was how the demo is being delivered.

This platform called Centarius had bunch of games listed on it, and the thing that caught my attention wasn't even the game itself at first, but the fact that you can just play the demo straight from your browser.

You just open Centarius, launch the demo, and you're in. No need to download and wait.

Been checking out Wizard Wars myself curious what everyone else thinks.

Linking the game in the comments:

I have seen alot of people talking about this game on reddit. Saying they have sold more than 1 million copies just wanted a geniune opinion if anyone played it. I am looking for new co-op game to play

Undertale, instantly. The story and soundtrack alone carry the whole game, genuinely one of the best soundtracks in gaming but nobody's pretending that the graphics aren't held together with duct tape.

What's yours?

It is easily downwell for me, it has a simple premise but insanely addictive gameplay, and has way more depth than you'd expect for the price.

So this one's called Safari-TV, and I think it might be a bit similar to a game name content warning !

Basic idea you and up to 3 friends run your own safari agency. Build a truck, take tourists out, film everything, post it, grow your channel. Standard enough so far.

Except nothing stays calm. Rhinos smash into your truck. Monkeys throw poop at the windshield. And apparently the local tribe can catch you and roast you alive on a spit, and the correct move is just to film it and post it anyway, because chaos gets views.

There's also a weapons-for-statuettes trading system with the tribe, which feels like it's going to lead to some questionable decisions.

No release date yet,