An early access post-apocalyptic RPG that left me gutted there isn’t more to play just yet!

Spooky, creepy, scary - but not outright horrifying, a great a Horror with puzzle elements,

Think Dungeon Keeper meets Darkest Dungeon and you’ve got a good idea of what’s going on, free to play offering so no reason not to try the prologue.

Emotion is key to storytelling. It's a belief of mine that real art and a good story makes you feel and The Wanderer takes you through happiness, regret, sadness and anger. This is a living poetry.

For a game that is still in Early Access, I am massively impressed. Giving you an experience that is both beautiful and terrifying. Genuine tingles ran up my spine at times as I was truly immersed.

The fast playability of a rogue lite, progression of a friendly RPG, and easy to grasp combat mechanics creates a game perfect for killing a few hours and getting a sense of achievement.

A brilliant mix of city building, tower defence and a side helping of God-like powers!

An immensely fun and replayable gem that stands out because it deserves to stand out.

Completed the game in one sitting, you could probably say I enjoyed it immensely. The story and writing are brilliant and made more so with the voice acting. It really made me feel like a detective.

A judge in one of Frances bloodiest times of history. When beheading was quite fashionable. Court cases, deep narrative and even strategy elements in the game. It's my most anticipated game of March.