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Call of the Elder Gods is much more blatant about its Lovecraftian roots. While short, its puzzles and chapters are quite fun and proves why a sequel was needed.

Supermassive Games’ Directive 8020 is a love letter to the space horror that looks beyond just going bump in the night.

Everything Is Crab challengers players to evolve and become a massive alpha predator or dodgy herbivore to survive.

Europa Universalis V: Fate of the Phoenix is a Byzantine Empire immersion pack that brings players EU5’s most difficult starting point.

Motorslice has some cool moments, but they’re largely lost in stale and dated gameplay and weirdly sexualized beats.

Invincible VS delivers punishing 3v3 tag battles filled with brutal visuals within a gameplay system that is unforgiving, but fair.

OPUS Prism Peak leaves a heavy, lasting impression thanks to beautiful environments and emotional storytelling.

Lord of Hatred doesn’t arrive like a reinvention of Diablo IV, leaning into what people love about the franchise.

Mongil Star Dive delivers some fun combat and a colorful world, but they are chocked out by annoying writing and oppressive progression.

Tides of Tomorrow tells an exciting story through an innovative lens, prompting players to think beyond themselves and the stories they want to tell.