Top 25 Best Steam Games of December, According to User Reviews

Shadowhand is a strategic solitaire-style turn-based Steam card game based in 18th century England. Its RPG mechanics allows players to choose how it is they would like to fight in battle.

A nearby black hole is threatening to destroy lazy ship engineer Odysseus Kosmos and his service robot Barton Quest in this comedy adventure Steam game, appropriately named Odysseus Kosmos and his Robot Quest.

Inspired by classics like Super Monkey Ball and Marble Madness while incorporating elements of Mario Kart and Sonic Polyball seeks to redefine what physics-based platforming Steam games can be.

Empires of the Undergrowth is an ant colony management game. Despite how weird that premise may be, it offers players an intricate means of learning what it is ants do in their day to day lives.

This one’s for the kids. Designed to be lighthearted in tone, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator succeeds in allowing players to design their own pizzas all while reaching for the newest high score.

This list was bound to get really strange eventually. Epic Snails balances its cute albeit completely ridiculous narrative to allow players the chance to witness all-out snail tank warfare commence from the comfort of a virtual backyard.

Getting Over It is the type of punishing climbing game that you slowly fall in love with. With a little practice you may be able to get over a bunch of stuff, but you’ll most likely feel very abused in the process. I mean that in the best way, of course.

Swipe left or right and reign justice down on all manner of royal matters in Reigns: Her Majesty, a game designed with RPG mechanics, resource management, and politics in mind.

Opus Magnum is an intricate open-world puzzle game that allows players to design potions, poisons, and more alongside powerful machines, including a transmutation engine.