SUPER

HOT

We love Frostpunk in this house.

And timberborn?

Neocore games, Hungarian developers with great ARPG titles like Warhammer 40k Inquisitor, The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing.

Also many small studios in Slovakia, my favourites are the indie RPGs: Vikings: Wolves of Midgard, Shadows: Awakening, Vaporum

Weirdly, I have never been able to get into the witcher or cyberpunk. Normally they're the kind of games I'd love, but for some reason I just find it a chore to play them.

Last year I played mostly Polish games and I must say the style and attention to detail is unmatched for titles with same budget/intended audience.

And yes, they are indeed "polished".

There's also “against the storm” - a cool city builder kinda game with a cool twist:

you really have around 2 to 3 hours for a base and dependent on your performance you can unlock more stuff for your future bases

bloober team is horrible lol let's not praise them for their country of origin alone

Outriders was such a disappointment. It had a good amount of marketing put into it, was clearly meant to be a gaas, but fell flat on its face pretty quickly and even released a DLC content update very shortly after release, and was then abandoned.

But so many other good games on that list!

Soldat missing from this list.

Poland also makes dope tactical/outdoor gear shout out to Helikon Tex

What no love for The Thaumaturge? It's one of the most Polish games I've ever played.

Luv me houseflipper!

Please keep it from enshitifying.

The Invicible is an amazing sci-fi adventure/walking simulator, with a story taken from a Stanislaw Lem novel.

@aleq@lemmy.world FYI

This war of mine is very interesting and a novel use of the medium

iDreams (Infinite Dreams) didn't make the cut? I love their Sky Force games.