In a year that has been saturated with city-builder games, The Universim does everything right to stand out from the crowd. It’s an indie title that had me hooked as if it were a triple-a game.

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is a dull platformer that does nothing to justify the cost. It is plagued with performance issues, dull gameplay, and lacks any redeemable features.

Since the release of Stranger Things, there's been no shortage of 80s-themed games and TV. While I generally love anything 80s-themed, not many games are able to pull it off like Killer Frequency does

Whoever said sequels are never as good as the original has clearly not played Remnant 2 yet. While Remnant: From The Ashes is an incredible game, Remnant 2 has managed to push the boundaries.

Gord has an ambitious mix of RTS, city builder, and RPG genres, but somehow manages to fall short in all three areas.

Despite its shortcomings, Lords of the Fallen is a compelling dark fantasy adventure with lots going for it. It can’t begin to compete with the dizzying heights achieved by the likes of Elden Ring.

Sadly, Murder on the Orient Express feels like a waste of a good IP. Baffling and perplexing in a way that the central mystery never really is itself. Mon Dior.

Dungeons 4 is an impressively addictive game that manages to be dark while still making you laugh. It’s at its best when it is breaking the fourth wall and not taking itself too seriously.

If you’re looking for a cartoon-style farming game that appeals to your OCD, No Place Like Home certainly has a home for you. In a post-apocalyptic world, Earth has literally been trashed.

For one of their first games, Amazon Games have done a fantastic job of creating an MMO teaming with life. There's a perfect balance of PVP and PVE, meaning all players can enjoy the game.