Video Games

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is Nintendo’s remake of the 2004 RPG of the same name, giving the game all the bells and whistles.

Kinetic gameplay, a dynamic score, and a vibrant artistic vision all make RKGK deserving of spot on the best games of the year list. 

The Rogue Prince of Persia is off to a great start, with fast and fluid gameplay, but needs to flesh out some systems.

Wuthering Waves is an open world fantasy game as service that often tries to deliver more than it should while still being fun.

Cut To Bits’ Venture To The Vile another must-play indie game with a whimsical macabre weirdness that pays off in spades.

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is a cinematic marvel. Yet the whole package is hindered by framerate issues, and combat/puzzles that run stale.

Lorelei and the Laser Eyes is a can’t-miss, especially if you love a good puzzle game built in a beautifully crafted world with an even better story. 

Homeworld 3 adds a new gloss of paint and some bells and whistles to the traditional Homeworld package but still stays true to what makes it great.

Animal Well delivers a haunting, pixel art Metroidvania that commits to what it does in a way that allows it to excel while not compromising.

Demon Slayer Sweep the Board! does exactly what it sets out to do by combining the excitement of a party game with Demon Slayer.