New Detroit needs you to bust up some heads and free the city's streets of creeps and scumbags, but srsly, it's the Cobra Assault Cannon you want to shoot!

Idle slaying be idly slaying. More to it than just setting it and forgetting it. Huge skill tree to master and prestiging your champions is the only way to keep progressing. Harder than it looks.

Spelunk into caves filled with monsters and puzzles. Four wildly distinctive areas, each with their own required abilities. You'll need to upgrade weapons and armor to make it through to the end!

Calm and relaxing, not terribly difficult. If you have an itch to fish without getting too lost in game, this is your jam. Just find a boat with your faithful pooch and go casting.

Visuals and sounds that immerse you into the game. A story that can bring you to tears. Gameplay that is both challenging and fun. Best open world game that I've ever played.

Played this through multiple times. You are in a race to thwart and avoid capture from the First Encounter Assault Recon teams that are dropping in to eliminate a mysterious threat.

Buggy mess. Was a great load of fun for 85 hours as I made way around the worlds to complete each one, until the game had one too many CTDs and wipe away all that progress. Maybe it got better? Dunno.

Walks the streets of Shibuya, Tokyo in a state between life and death to overthrow the occult that has taken over. Stunning visuals, innovative gameplay, huge map.

Become the machines in future Detroit. You assume the persona of several complex androids, each with its own agenda, as you uncover a plot that makes you question human morality.

A game for the nerdiest of us all. A game so intriguing that there's nothing to actually do. But it is the standard benchmark we can use to measure the performance of our PCs against, so there is that