This Means Warp takes two entirely different games and violently mashes them together until they kiss. Take the rogue-lite ship battling of FTL and the frantic relationship-destroying chaos of Overcooked, and you have a rough idea of This Means Warp.
Dune Imperium: Uprising is an oddly difficult concept to explain. It’s a completely standalone game which firmly places it outside the expansion zone. At the same time, it’s not quite a sequel either as it’s still fundamentally the same game as Dune Imperium.
Planetfall is a card drafting and set collection tableau builder based on the 4X strategy videogame of the same name. You play as one of six factions sending expeditions to various planets to obtain resources, technology, and power. The player with the most Empire Points at the end of the game wins.
The Pale Reach is a small expansion for Dredge that adds a new region to explore. The chillingly cold waters of the Pale Reach. The new region isn’t part of Dredge’s main story and can be tackled at any time, simply by sailing there. It does, however, offer some unique rewards, new fish to catch, dangers to dodge, and puzzles to solve. All while uncovering a side story involving a beast trapped in the ice.