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A beautifully crafted atmospheric narrative driven game, In Other Waters, dives deep into the life of a scientist uncovering a mystery.
Moons of Madness is a cosmic horror game that leaves you stranded and isolated on Mars trying to fend off monsters that may not even be real.
Wartile is a digital board game where the player takes control of a small band of Vikings. Guide the party through battles and customize your troops.
Its characters are colorful and have personalities, but they can’t save Bleeding Edge from monotony and a lack of well-implemented ideas.
The formula is familiar for returning fans, yet still manages to feel like a phenomenal breath of fresh air and positivity.
Bubble Bobble 4 Friends has up to four players taking on platforming challenges. Blasting bubbles can be fun, but there are struggles.
Element Space is a fun and challenging sci-fi tactical turn-based game. If you want to experience Mass Effect and X-Com having a baby.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps is how you make a follow-up to an already fantastic game, expanding on and improving the formula in every way.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX is a fantastic, beautiful remake of a great and underappreciated Pokémon spinoff.
Hidden Through Time is a wonderfully hand-drawn click and find game reminiscent of Where’s Waldo with a few additions to adapt it.
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The Sinking City 2 is difficult and pushes you to your limits with stellar world building and ensemble characters brought down by an annoying protagonists.
EA Sports NHL 27 is skating on thin, stale ice as the quality of life sees no meaningful improvement over previous titles and the new tricks hardly show.
Marvel’s Wolverine has some good in it, but ultimately, feels too safe with repetitive combat, unanswered narrative questions, and uneven pacing.