Hordes of Fate: A Hand of Fate Adventure has made a strong first impression by blending the addictive gameplay of the bullet heaven genre with the narrative flair of the Hand of Fate series.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is the best DOOM game of the series, taking the core elements that made the series iconic and shield-throws them to new heights with its exhilarating combat mechanics.

Preview: Trident's Tale retains the core appeal of its predecessor King of Seas while layering in a heap of new mechanics and opportunities that promise an immersive and engaging pirate experience.

Rosewater stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the point-and-click adventure genre for me. Not just a compelling western story, but a fully immersive world that captivates from the outset.

Moroi offers a unique experience with its dark aesthetic mixed with bizarre humour and intriguing story. The unsettling characters and strange world create moments that are both disturbing and amusing

Prelude Dark Pain is a promising combination of stunning visuals, innovative turn-based combat, an intriguing story that is said to be non-linear, and player decisions will shape the story.

While I did enjoy my time in the prologue and three main story missions, I feel like La Quimera was just getting started before I was spat back to the main menu after 3 hours. Needs more content.

Steel Seed delivers an engaging sci-fi adventure with a satisfying blend of exploration, platforming, and combat. The amazingly detailed and immersive sci-fi environments were a wonder to explore.

Urban Strife demonstrates a strong foundation with its blend of tactical turn-based combat, survival mechanics, and bleak setting.

The fantastic gameplay, detailed maps, and varied mission design kept me thoroughly engaged throughout each faction campaign reminding me of the enduring appeal of the RTS genre.