Dead Cells is about as solid a metroidvania roguelike as you you'll find out there. It was definitely worth the wait, and even more worth the small price.

I applaud the developer for bringing the core elements of Dark Souls to 2D space, but there isn't enough here to keep me engaged or interested. There is an audience for this title though.

We all knew we were experiencing something truly groundbreaking the first time we stepped into the halls of Black Mesa. This is a must play for any fan of FPS.

If you like FPSs, then give FC5 a go. The story, bugs, and some of the gameplay choices make it hard to recommend to those who are not fans of the genre.

Even a decade later, TF2 still stands strong in the arena shooter genre. While it's been surpassed by recent titles, you can't beat the price of this classic.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance could have been a masterpiece had it been given another year of development. What is here though, is every RPG enthusiast's dream. Just mind the rampant bugs.

Northgard can be a bit shallow, however the game is solid and a great addition to the collection of anyone who is a fan of RTS in the vein of Age of Empires and Warcraft III.

Not without its flaws, The Red Strings Club still offers a engaging cyberpunk narrative that is a pretty good way to spend a few hours.

A new contender enters the MOBA market. It's not as deep as some of it's competitors, but it makes up for it in it's more action oriented gameplay.

A paragon of it's genre. Cuphead does very little new mechanically, but the feel and artstyle make it a must play for anyone who is a fan of video games. Be warned, it's not for the faint of heart.