While the tactical gameplay isn't novel or great, the lore aspects are greatly developed, as expected from a Shadowrun game. Enjoy choices that matter and remarkable characters. 9/10.

Inspired by Orwell's 1984 novel, this is one of the games that play you. It's made to raise important questions about privacy, safety, and the power of information. Some reading required. 8/10.

A story-rich, replay-driven co-op game with very nice graphics and an even nicer setting. Your choices will shape history somewhat, but every character is short-lived. Lots of references. 7/10.

A surprisingly addictive return to the old platformer days, Khimera keeps it simple and fun. Definitely a must play. You can also buy the cosmetics to help the devs. :) 8/10.

Really great game for 4x fans, character-centered intrigue has real impact on the gameplay an you can't just faceroll through the map, but the prohibitive amounts of expensive DLC weighs it down. 6/10

Haven't had this much fun in a while, and I don't even like fighting games. Great gameplay, great learning curve, great nostalgic IP. It doesn't really lack anything, but gets old quickly. 10/10

A race against time, XCOM 2 keeps you on the edge until the end. The time-focused gameplay is definetly not for everyone, but it keeps the game fast and choices hard. 7/10

Power Rangers meet Final Fantasy Tactics. If that doesn't sell you on the game, the customization options should. Chroma Squad is a game that shouldn't work, but it does, and it is amazing fun. 8/10

An overall improvement over its predecessor, Torchlight II is the perfect mix of cartoony graphics and good ol' fashioned ARPG grinding. The addition of multiplayer makes it a must-play. 9/10

One of the few successful Kickstarted games, Pillars of Eternity brings the CRPG genre back in style. Its verboseness and clunky mechanics sometimes get in the way. 8/10