The Ascent. Surprisingly well done. Cyberpunk done right. Makes you see how much CDPR missed the boat with the setting and themes of Cyberpunk 2077 after playing this game. The devs are Eastern European, so it's quality made and avoids woke nonsense. It's an isometric, multiplayer action-RPG, sort of like what the original Syndicate games would have been had they kept being made in the isometric multiplayer vein.

Starbound: I recommend this game frequently because it's a good, wholesome, fun survival-builder set in space. It literally is Starfield before Starfield in terms of gameplay and questing. You build your spaceship, recruit NPCs, scour planets for resources, build your base(s) wherever you like, and acquire and craft cool weapons and gear. Get the Frackin' Universe mod for the best experience. Supports classic peer-to-peer multiplayer and dedicated modded servers, which is cool.

Prodeus: I cannot recommend this game enough. This IS the definitive evolution of what Doom should have become after Doom 64. It utilises rasterised effects; looks awesome, but has a lot of new-school design cues. Well worth a playthrough, and it's super fun. No woke nonsense and just straight-through badass gameplay.

Midnight Fight Express: Another game I just cannot recommend enough. Made by Eastern Europeans, so you know it's good. It takes subtle pot-shots at woke culture, has a great storyline with some good twists, and most importantly the gameplay is absolutely spot-on. This is probably one of the very best beat-'em-up games I've ever played. It's just so well done. Lots of unlockable content, lots of cool moves to master. And it's highly replayable. I try to support the Eastern European devs because they seem to be one of the last bastions for non-woke gaming (Yes, some East Asian devs can be righteous as well, but you have to weed through a lot of gacha stuff, coomer stuff, or just derivative cash-grabs.)