It's a complete package that hits the right notes over and over again, proving that big publishers should just let developers create games they really want to create.

We've had our eyes on The Falconeer for a while now as the Xbox Series X/S launch title evoked more feeling and themes than a fairy tale, and if you want the skinny, it plays even better than it looks

Bannerlord is off to a rocky start. Still, even in its "Warband 2.0" state it is heaps of fun.

A true milestone for Paradox-type grand strategy on almost every quantifiable level, but struggles to provide those special unpredictable and emergent moments the series has become renowned for.

We all played with Legos or similar blocks as kids, but there was always that one kid who had the latest Star Wars set. Well, all those blocks combined are scratching the surface of TerraTech.

Raft looks like it has a promising future ahead of it, but that future hasn't quite docked yet.

The survival genre may be in its twilight years, but a light can be seen at the end of the tunnel. Conan Exiles definitely aims to illuminate, but Funcom have a long road ahead of them. Headlights?

Like most wars involving serious armour tonnage, Battletech is a lot of waiting around punctured by moments of death and destruction.

If you're looking for a nice way to spend your commutes, you may want to give Salem Witch Trial a chance - you'll be pleasantly surprised. I know I was. Now burn the witch, buuuurn her.

Should you buy Into the Breach? Yes. Is it fun? Yes. However, it is just too short. They have built a solid foundation, but Faster Than Light is a hard act to follow.