Super Fantasy Kingdom. Roguelike city-builder Super Fantasy Kingdom is getting a lot of attention for how it blends time-loop base building with auto-battler style hero combat, letting you grow a little castle town by day and survive huge monster waves at night. Press coverage is calling out its mix of resource management, over 50 unlockable heroes, and permanent progression as a fresh spin on “small map, high replayability” strategy, which is exactly the kind of thing that keeps a stream interesting run after run.
Brotato. Brotato’s big “New Dawn” update just hit, bringing six new items, a new weapon, fresh challenges, and an item ban system that lets players control what can show up in shops. That shake-up to the build meta, plus active patching across PC and consoles, means there are lots of new synergies to test and theorycraft on stream instead of running the same old “best” builds.
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI. Civ VI is heavily discounted right now as part of a Firaxis developer sale, with the Anthology bundle offering the full DLC stack at a huge markdown. That combo of “cheap to pick up” and “complete ruleset” is pulling lapsed and brand-new players back in, so educational playthroughs, challenge runs, and viewer-driven campaigns land especially well while the series is back in the spotlight.
Waterpark Simulator. Waterpark Simulator is deep in its early-access cycle with a very active roadmap: recent posts highlight a limited-time Haunted Waterpark event, ongoing bug-fix and QoL patches, GeForce NOW support, and a “Wellness” themed update on the way. The ability to both design wild slides and walk the park in first-person gives creators plenty of sandbox moments, while the devs’ frequent updates and community posts give you natural talking points and reasons to revisit a park save on stream.
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