#15
Wayfinder had a rough launch as a live-service experiment nobody quite understood, then relaunched as a straight premium action RPG. That second version is the one worth talking about. Three-player co-op, character archetypes with real gear progression, and repeatable dungeon content that doesn't punish you for skipping a season. I skipped this one before its relaunch. The colorful fantasy art style pulled me back for a second look. It's not going to unseat anything in the top ten, but as a modern, focused alternative it earns its spot here.