It's well-written, it's funny, the music's happy... Look, life's hard, and sometimes you need a game that makes you smile. Dream Daddy does that with charm, inclusivity, and good wholesome love.

Ultimate General's innovative RTS-style movement system caught our eye, and then the full-fledged campaign with detailed army management and unit experience sucked us in completely.

A lot of love went into the world, the music, the story and verse. Mandagon feels like an expression, a way to wrestle with grief. It deserves your time if you want something simple, gentle, and slow.

Collectible cards, dice, and tactics all combine into an engaging RPG which gives you a lot of leeway to craft (literally) your own playstyle.

If you're looking for a unique mystery, pick this one up. You're a detective. And a robot. Interview other robots with colorful personalities to solve the mystery without ever leaving your subway car.

The challenges and possibilities for FMV games are so utterly novel. This detective story is filled with cults and small-town secrets for you to puzzle out as you unravel the mystery of Contradiction.

I love this concept: an RPG whose interface mimics old school Windows. They do some clever things with this idea in combat and general gameplay. Check it out; you'll see what I mean and why I like it!

Gary Grigsby is a master of the old school wargame, and his take on the WW2 invasion of Europe has modeled literally every regiment, every week of weather, every possible detail for you to explore.

At last, Sonic Mania understands what made Sonic games great. This game is made by fans of the original series, for fans of the original series, with sharp platforming and callbacks to classic levels.

Those moments where you are hiding from some grotesque monstrosity as it hunts for you, cowering and hoping not to be seen... those moments are FANTASTIC.