Realistic and satisfying weapon mechanics, incredibly immersive sound design and conveys modern warfare in ways very few other shooter games have been able to do. However, performance is hit or miss.

DUSK ticks all boxes necessary to deliver a superb shooter: the mechanics, the soundtrack, the level design, and the crazy enemy types, all come together to create an unparalleled retro throwback.

In the end, Shape of the World is a good visual game. However, the game could use better gameplay variation and a more dynamic sound design to really put it out there.

Mothergunship has the capability to dethrone The Binding of Isaac as the king of roguelike shooters. The decent story, awesome gameplay, and kick-ass customization will draw people in.

Black Paradox is an interesting take on the classic scrolling shooter genre. Its simplistic and intuitive gameplay allow for ease of access and its graphics are interesting enough to set it apart.

A good roguelike game featuring addicting game mechanics, difficult but satisfying combat and aesthetic beauty. However, the repetitive nature and lack of significant story can be an issue for some.

Gameplay is perhaps the most interesting part as the main mechanic revolves around Ming's "oxylane" suit which is attached on rails the players can use to maneuver over obstacles and platforms.

Those who pick up this title will still experience crashes and glitches, but development of new, modern no-frills fast-paced shooter games is something more people should financially support.

Despite the issues, Innocent VR is still is a pretty fun puzzle game for the price. This alone can justify a purchase because you still get great environments, puzzles and "Bunny Wheatley".

Despite all of its issues, the game is able to provide an enjoyable experience for its $29.99 US price tag. Those who pick up the title will easily get 50 hours of gameplay out of it.