Lacking in content at the moment, but has potential to become an addictive game on par with Vampire Survivors - just give it some time to cook.

Inscryption is a deckbuilder like no other. An immense amount of fun with its constantly changing mechanics and rulesets. Best experienced “blind” or with as little information as possible. 

Yooka-Laylee isn't terrible, but it isn't great either. Playtonic had the recipe for the "Banjo formula" but have forgotten some key ingredients, resulting in a bland and uninspiring experience.

Operation Tango provides six hours of fun-filled co-operative puzzle gameplay. While, the puzzles aren't overly difficult it provided my buddy and I with enough entertainment for me to recommend it.

Death's Door is an "impeckably" good indie title, taking inspiration from other classic isometric games such as A Link to the Past while still being able to provide a solid, stand-out experience.

Hazelight delivers a creative title with a lighthearted story, great visuals and ever-changing gameplay mechanics producing a magical co-op adventure.

If I were to sum up this game in one word: masterpiece. Supergiant Games’ best title to date and is awesome in every aspect, the gameplay, story, sound design, voice acting and visuals.

Apex Legends is the only battle royale game I enjoy, that adrenaline rush I get from the fast-paced gunplay is addictive and always keeps me coming back for more.

The characters, story and dialogue are what kept me playing through the bugs, poor performance and bad AI. This has the potential to be a great game, so hold off on purchasing until it is fixed.

Max Payne meets John Woo. Guided by a talking banana, take down hundreds of enemies in this addictive side-scrolling shooter with high-octane gameplay, ridiculous stunts and a kick-ass soundtrack.