Expertly straddling the line between cozy and heartbreaking, this whimsical tea-making game explores the idea of recovering from burnout with the sort of wit and confidence that its pedigree implies.

Despite some technical issues and a story that's nothing to write home about, Monster Hunter Wilds is more open than ever while still maintaining the rhythm and joy of its combat.

Mad Libs-style deduction gives way to elaborate world-building in this puzzle game about deciphering crimes and becoming entrenched in the grand conspiracy that surrounds the Golden Idol.

The Like A Dragon series' cartoon-like antics are cranked up to the absolute maximum in Majima's sea-faring, swashbuckling adventure through Hawaii - and it's a total blast!

The third entry in the Two Point series is their best so far, giving players loads of options to build out a suite of wacky exhibits in the museum of their (highly profitable) dreams.

A mystery dungeon style RPG that's aesthetically inspired by retro survival horror, and plays a lot like Resident Evil Chess. It's a spookily good time!

Obsidian's latest open-world RPG isn't quite the Skyrim with Guns people have dreamed up, but it is a fun, action-focused adventure where the fungus-infused world is the star of the show.

King's Field meets old school RuneScape in this first-person dungeon crawler that lets you live out your one true dream: being a bug that can dismember other bugs' limbs.

This car-centric coming of age RPG about going whichever way the wind blows and chugging gas station coffee to get to your next pit stop has immaculate vibes, but often times ends too soon.

Citizen Sleeper 2 takes its predecessor's compact presentation and explodes it outward, revealing a bigger and broader chunk of a universe that doesn't give a damn - and yet, people who do.