Still Wakes the Deep is a tense, atmospheric first-person narrative horror from The Chinese Room, the studio behind Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture and Dear Esther. You play an offshore oil rig worker in 1970s Scotland struggling to survive a brutal storm, a collapsing platform and a mysterious, relentless threat that has come aboard. With communications cut and exits gone, the game focuses on claustrophobic exploration, stealth and desperate improvisation as the freezing North Sea closes in.

Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs takes the psychological horror of its predecessor into a new, darker direction. Set in 1899, you wake as wealthy industrialist Oswald Mandus - fevered, guilt-ridden, and haunted by visions of a monstrous engine. The world around you feels alive and hostile: the house is unnervingly silent, the ground trembles with the will of some infernal contraption, and the pressing urgency to save Mandus’s children drives you deeper into a nightmarish, mechanical underworld. The game places a strong emphasis on atmosphere, dread, and storytelling rather than combat, delivering a slow-building, oppressive experience that lingers long after you stop playing.

Little Orpheus – a vibrant, tongue-in-cheek adventure that takes you on a wild journey from the depths of an extinct volcano to the fantastical core of the Earth. Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, the game follows Comrade Ivan Ivanovich, a hapless Soviet cosmonaut whose mishaps lead him into a labyrinth of lost civilizations, strange undersea kingdoms, and prehistoric jungles. His escapades are narrated with a mix of humor, ingenious storytelling, and nostalgic nods to classic pulp adventures like Flash Gordon and Sinbad.