FoE Remains Ponies, guns and permadeath

Your horn does more than cast spells. Grab a heavy crate, hold it over an enemy's head, let go. Catch a live grenade mid-air and send it back where it came from. Yank a radioactive barrel off a ledge and into a pit, or use levitation to cross a broken bridge you have no other way past. Telekinesis doubles as a movement ability: higher levels lift heavier objects and jump you further. It also solves problems guns cannot. Fast, small targets can be held in place while you deal with them, and some bosses fall to nothing more dramatic than heavy containers dropped from above. If you build around it, magic and telekinesis can replace your arsenal entirely.

Locations mix hand-built stretches with procedurally generated floors, and every exit door generates a new one, so you can descend as long as your supplies hold. Rooms are dense: traps you can spot with your cursor and disarm with repair or levitation, locked safes, hidden loot, and walls worth smashing with a crowbar or sledgehammer when something looks suspicious. Think less along the corridors and more like a burglar with explosives. Clearing a whole floor takes an hour and pays out a mountain of gear. Between runs you return to town to trade, heal and push the plot, which has an original story, two endings and locals worth helping.