Bloody amazing (pun intended): 2.5D Igavania, tons of weapons and spells, boss rush, speed run mode, 13 free DLCs w/ 2 new playable characters, crafting/cooking systems, amazing soundtrack, must buy!

Remake of the initial trilogy, this version supports resolutions greater than 4k and is a pretty solid PC port. Part Law & Order visual novel, part Jessica Fletcher investigation (Murder, she wrote).

Half the content of Yakuza 0, still an incredible value proposition. Kiwami, the remake of Yakuza, the game that started it all. Easily the contender for the best braw… ~~Kiiryuuu-chaaaaaan!~~

Simply put, one of the best Ace Combats to date (after AC5: The Unsung War, of course). We lost branching paths storytelling, but gained new mechanics for a unique new twist. MP's also good and fun.

With a new spin on the formula, Darksiders III embraces the souls genre, goes back to linear, and disregards the past. Smaller scale, and a few minor problems. Not bad, buyer discretion advised.

Tries new things to keep the series fresh, and they mostly work out, although at times falls flat. Playtime seems also too artificially inflated. Hard to recommend at this point, but not bad.

The spiritual successor to Theme Hospital. Fun hospital micromanagement game, developed by some of the minds behind the original TH. Nice visuals, great soundtrack, lots of fun.

The first Monster Hunter to be ported to PC, World is a very solid game in the series. The game runs quite spectacularly, although the PC port could use some work to get better.

Endless amount of pure fun. Open world brawler with a whole lot of fun minigames, the real protagonists. Whether it's karaoke, real estate management, mahjong or bowling, you just won't stop playing.