I wouldn't recommend hardcore mode yet, but the Soulslike additions to the ARPG formula give Titan Quest II a promising start as a modern successor to the classic Diablolike.

It's a slower, more linear builder than most, but the charming presentation and long road to penguin utopia makes it worth your time.

One of the coziest, most charming games I've ever played. Enjoyable characters, open-ended exploration, a fascinating world, and lovely slice-of-life antics to fill the spaces between.

It's more Cat Quest. Bigger world, smoother around the edges, and now with co-op, but it's the same cozy questing the first one did so well.

Cryptic puzzle games can be captivating but this one gives the player nothing to latch onto. There's not a hint or story or logic here to drive you forward.

Through the horrible graphics and agonizing mechanics, you can see a hint of a sprawling simulator, but I guarantee you won't enjoy it.

It's another indie platformer full of spikes and mechanics you've seen before. Do you need another one of these? Probably not.

A bare-bones platformer with ugly, mismatched graphics and poor controls. Congrats on having an actual story, I guess?

It's a single-screen platform survival challenge where platforms can vanish with no warning. You do the math.

This desperately wants to be a fanciful walking sim, but half of the sights to see are misaligned and clipping right through the bottom of the world. Seriously.