It strikes a good balance between complexity and simplicity, with just enough variety to Path of exile currency keep things interesting. It also has a highly-customizable skill tree apart from the beautiful graphics and the endless grind opportunity it brings to the table.

24 Last Epoch Release year: 2019 (early access) Platforms: macOS, Linux, Microsoft Windows
Last Epoch is another strong title yet to leave the early access category. Don't be fooled by the incomplete game tag; it's every bit as innovative as the latest ARPG titles, if not more so. Last Epoch combines many elements and layers of complexity that previous ARPGs have incorporated.

It includes time travel and several skill trees for highly customizable builds. One of the biggest problems with ARPGs is that low-level gameplay is often seen as boring. That's not the case with Last Epoch. Even low-level spells or skills have a certain weight to them, making for satisfying leveling.

23 The Ascent Release year: 2021 Platforms: Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows
The Ascent offers something different compared to most loot-based games. It's set in an intoxicating and visceral cyberpunk world where you assume the role of an indebted worker. You must then claw—or, more aptly—shoot your way into the higher levels of society.

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This way, you can clear your overwhelming debt and free yourself. Along the way, you get showered with a plethora of guns, armor parts, and cybernetic upgrades to cheap POE currency make your twin-stick shooter gunplay much easier and even more brutal.