Still in Early Access, Vampire Survivors still has a lot of ground to cover but what currently exists is excellent. A easy pick-up-and-go game where one session can grab you for a half hour at a time.

Perpetually in early access, 7 Days to Die improves with each update. Never abandoned, but most certainly a labor of love. A must play for fans of zombie fiction or survival games.

A great narrative rich title that often gets derided as a walking simulator. Solid suspense, intrigue undercut by a somewhat short journey.

Among Bioware's best and most creative projects before publisher meddling led to a steep decline, Jade Empire's dated mechanics don't hinder its stellar writing and colorful dynamics by any means.

The weakest in the studio's attempts to showcase choice, horror, and suspense in their interactive narratives. Topping Hidden Agenda in its mediocrity and missed potential.

A cute visual novel inspired by a classic novel that is worth a look over for any fan of the genre.

A companion piece to the God Eater franchise that seems to excel and impress. Fundamentally, Code Vein is a great souls-like that overcomes a few missteps to hook you in with its toughness and pomp.

An essential cult classic and ending to a cult franchise worth experiencing that is witty, sharp, and absurd. Aveyond 4 wins you over with its personality, but mechanically shows few problems as well.

A wild west romp that is as engaging as it is hilarious, Gunslinger showcases itself secretly as the best Call of Jurarez game the franchise’s storied history.

Originally an addictive wave-based twin-stick experience, the current state of Hero Siege is a sub-par, overly monetized Diablo clone with none of the personality it once held. Disappointing.