Paper Cut Mansion is a very charming roguelite survival horror title that manages to tell a compelling story while serving up inventive puzzles and serviceable action.

Humankind is an incredibly addictive historical strategy title that will only get better with time.

ELEX II is a massive improvement over its predecessor, though its dated graphics and awkward combat can drive players away before they get a chance to truly explore the vast world of Magalan.

Curved Space may look like a one-trick pony with a simple gimmick, but it’s actually a very engaging twin-stick shooter teeming with good ideas and fun combat encounters.

Phantom Abyss deftly mixes Spelunky with the madness of Fall Guys, delivering an incredibly addictive multiplayer adventure that feels perfect for people who don’t enjoy playing multiplayer titles.

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground is a fun marriage of roguelite elements and turn-based tactical combat, though bugs and other issues prevent me from giving it a glowing recommendation.

Streum On Studio’s latest release might be a bit rough around the edges, but it’s a blast to play.

Biomutant is an extremely fun open world action RPG, but it suffers from uneven combat and lackluster mission variety.

Days Gone’s post-apocalyptic Oregon looks great and plays even better on PC, giving anti-hero Deacon St. John the redemption arc he deserves.

Resident Evil Village is an excellent addition to the series, expertly mixing horror, action and exploration for an experience that will stay in gamers’ minds for years to come.