“An impressive timed sandbox with even more impressive narrative tracking. Also the best game called "Outer W*lds"”

“A perfect pairing of nostalgia, setting, mechanics and art.”

“A design masterclass, taking the roguelike and the Star Trek theme and melding them seamlessly. Endless replayability.”

“Not a revolution by any means, but a polished, playable game with some mechanics (...unlike Rome II).”

“As you peek over the parapet of a PlanetSide 2 bunker to see an actual army advancing towards you, you know nothing else matches this scale...”

“It's SpaceChem in 3D. Knowing that, if you're not already playing the game by the end of this sentence, I can't believe that we speak the same language.”

“Isaac of the Khazars is doomed. No matter what I do, this middle-aged prince marries, fails to produce offspring, fails to expand his realm, and dies...”

“Great rock-climbing game set in a sepia-tinged Scotland. Just spiffing!”

“Soma isn’t afraid to tackle big questions about the concept of life, the value of life, and the value of human life in particular.”

“Simply the smartest, finest, most mind-taxing puzzle game there's ever been, with a quirky story and a unique comparison system.”

“Impressive fantasy worldbuilding and non-linear storytelling.”

“A charming mix of tower defense and vamplike, set in Windows 95 / hell.”

“An impressive timed sandbox with even more impressive narrative tracking. Also the best game called "Outer W*lds"”

“Superb, mind-blowing puzzles - a real genre-buster.”

“Great rock-climbing game set in a sepia-tinged Scotland. Just spiffing!”

“Another great kid's game, exploring small open worlds as a talking mushroom. (No Marios included.)”

“If Pixar made games, they'd make this. A fantastic open world for kids to explore, with a strong story, great characters, and full of jokes for all ages.”

“With this, Deadnaut, and Fear Equation, Screwfly has proved themselves masters of using rich user interfaces to deepen immersion, even with simple mechanics.”

“Short & slow, but superb. A disarming monologue voiced by a disturbing chorus, glorious Tchaikovsky, subtle wind and light effects, an impressionistic woodland tied together into a holistic meditation”

“A perfect pairing of nostalgia, setting, mechanics and art.”