We’ve witnessed the emergence of online games stores like Humble Bundle, Epic Games Store, and Green Man Gaming, but the Steam Store still trumps all in user activity. It’s one of the few that has third-party sellers, game sharing, and a close-knit community.
These hidden gems are some of the best the Steam Store offers. Although seemingly under the radar, they might be hiding in plain sight. Hidden gems can be made by indie developers, which is why they are often so inaccessible. Indie developers seldom have the marketing budget to make their games stick out. Generations to come will use the Steam Store, but what about those hidden gems that got lost in the shuffle?
10 Deceit
This is a multiplayer game with a large focus on communication. Deceit will test your ability to deceive other players. It’s more of a mind game than a horror game, but it does contain horror elements.
Deceit is unlike most other games on Steam, but it can be compared to a game like Among Us, although Deceit came out first. The game can be purchased for a bargain on the Steam Store, so there’s little reason not to give it a try.
9 Hidden Folks
This hidden object game presents the players with some folks to find in a hand-drawn area. All of the locations you’ll find in Hidden Folks were first sketched on paper before being put into the game.
Interestingly enough, most of the objects in the game can be interacted with. If you’re looking for a relaxing game that doesn’t require a lot of effort, Hidden Folks might be for you. The game takes after the book series Where’s Waldo.
8 My Time At Portia
What’s most appealing to many about My Time At Portia is its quaint setting. It’s set in a post-apocalyptic land, but the atmosphere is often pleasant. You must rebuild a workshop by growing crops and raising livestock, among other things. There’s enough content to keep players engaged for over 60 hours. It’s easy to compare My Time At Portia to games like Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon.
7 Game Dev Tycoon
Developer Greenheart Games ingeniously decided to make a game about designing video games. You control game developers and come up with new projects for what you think might appeal to gamers.
The objectives are to become a worldwide leader in the industry and generate a following. You start in your garage, then work your way up to the top. Game Dev Tycoon is one of the most enjoyable lesser-known games on Steam.
6 The Room
The puzzles of The Room are an inspiring part of the genre. It’s a point-and-click game filled with mystery and a dark atmosphere that keeps players on the edge of their seats. The Room has been remastered since the original release, and the PC version is masterful. It’s a short game to play, but it’s well worth the time spent.
5 Paper Sorcerer
Although it is a modern game, Paper Sorcerer takes a retro approach to the dungeon-crawling RPG genre. It’s an old-school themed game with a turn-based combat system, exciting dialogue, and puzzle-solving. One can even defeat monsters and get them to fight alongside you. Subtle details like hand-drawn sprites in high resolution make Paper Sorcerer a knockout.
4 Wuppo: Definitive Edition
In Wuppo, you play as a Wum that is searching for a new place to live. After being exiled from his home, you embark on an adventure filled with puzzles and monsters. The game is continually changing environments, which is part of the reason why Wuppo: Definitive Edition is so fun.
Many will go in with low expectations and soon change their outlook after enjoying every bit of Wuppo: Definitive Edition. It’s a hidden gem that too few people have played.
3 House Flipper
If you like to smash things and want to combine that with your interest in renovating houses, House Flipper is a phenomenal hidden gem. Everything from the engineering to the clean up is involved in playing House Flipper. Players who have done their job correctly will be able to turn houses around and sell them for a profit.
The Steam reviews for this game are overwhelmingly positive, and, soon, you’ll be able to play the game in VR.
2 The House In Fata Morgana
The House in Fata Morgana is a visual novel that will take you on a time travel adventure. You awaken in a creepy mansion with no recollection of your life or your maid as she stands before you. You later discover that the mansion is filled with doors that take you to the distant past.
With no sense of time, living, or death, the story is gripping until the very end. It’s a lengthy game that will take you approximately 27.5 hours, but this hidden gem is a must-play!
1 TY the Tasmanian Tiger
TY is a Tasmanian tiger from the Australian Outback that wields a boomerang. TY the Tasmanian Tiger originally debuted in the early 2000s and feels like a video game time capsule of that era. This hidden gem has an old-school vibe to tie-in with exploration.
The version you’ll find on the Steam Store is the remastered version, which plays in high-definition and 60 frames per second. Did you like Yooka-Laylee, Banjo-Kazooie, or Super Mario Odyssey? Although it’s more of an indie game, TY the Tasmanian Tiger compares to those titles.
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