Star Wars Outlaws explores moral ambiguity in a galaxy divided, blending Rashomon-style storytelling with world-building that challenges perspectives

Frostpunk 2 manages to bring a lot of emotional weight to its gameplay by making the player really care about the people they are leading.

Never Let Go, feels like a fight between an atmospheric high tension pot boiler and a slow character study that barely reconciles the two halves.

Terrifier 3 is a film that throttles so far over the line into bad taste that it becomes utterly enthralling.

Mao and Hisashi grow even closer in the sweepingly romantic finale, Twilight Out Of Focus Episode 12, “A Red Thread.”

LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy promises you a Star Wars universe turned inside out, only to make you spend too long with brand new characters.

Thanks to a variety of settings, factions, and story threads to interact with, Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be worth exploring time and again.

If the combat, writing, and world design are maintained across the rest of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, then playing it will be Bioware’s easiest choice.