Strategy meets real time action in Capcom's latest venture: A tower defense based on Japanese folklore, but with real time combat. Surprisingly good, and nice to see artistic games taking risks again.

The GOAT of adventure horror, inspiring many titles that came after it. Now remastered, with anime cutscenes, new jumpscares, and new audio tracks. Survive a gothic mansion filled with nightmares.

Nexon's Walmart Warframe. Forgettable story, quirky gameplay (cheese AI with grapple up high, limited ability range). Expensive MTX cosmetics, character unlocks. Decent filler game, but not long term.

BG&E is a great game. It deserved an upgrade visually and to play on modern systems. But this? Denuvo, BattleEye, Ubisoft Connect DRMs AND no steam achievements, despite marketing. Get it from XBLA.

It's more than a meme, it's a money making scheme. Banana reigns supreme as #2 on Steam, dropping more sellable skins than you've ever seen. But at 3 cents a piece, getting rich remains a dream.

It's Only Up but being tied to your teammates... the latest rage-inducing relationship breaker sure to test your limits. Great for content creators, frustrating for completionists: Speedrun required.

Remake of the cult classic JRPG, given the same 2.5D treatment as live-a-live and octopath. Will include all expanded content of the GBA version, as well as tons of QOL updates. First in the timeline.

Absolutely fantastic puzzle game from the creators of Sayonara Wild Hearts. You don't have to solve everything to finish it, but apparently, no one's solved the game's biggest secret (yet).

The very convoluted ending to Sora's journey (for now). The Unreal Engine visuals are cool, but big maps are somewhat empty. Plus, no Final Fantasy characters?? KH2 was better with more side content.

Essentially, Dream Drop standalone and an Aqua sidequest leadup to KH3. Worst value of the PC ports based on content; DDD is a decent game but only on steep sale; KH3 will fill you in on its own.