Tales of Kenzera: ZAU has a great mix of emotional storytelling, engaging combat with a rhythmic twist, and a stunning world steeped in mythology.

Heading Out is a stylish and engaging game that delivers a unique blend of racing and narrative adventure with an outstanding soundtrack.

If you’re a seasoned dungeon crawler who thrives on brutal action, upgrading loot and trying different characters, then this is a game well worth checking out and will only get better in early access.

With a focus on dynamic AI competitiveness with the adaptive difficulty, stunning visuals, and a revamped physics system, the game has been highly engaging for me as a newcomer to the series.

Bellwright offers a fantastic core experience with deep village management, a decent story to follow and gain favour with elders, and the groundwork laid for an engaging open world survival game.

No Rest for the Wicked offers a compelling story, incredibly detailed environments, a moody atmosphere, and meaty combat once you understand it’s nuances.

Its emphasis on realism and player-driven content may not appeal to every gamer, but for those seeking a challenging and immersive medieval experience, it offers a compelling alternative.

Rauniot offers a compelling and immersive experience whether you’re a seasoned point-and-click adventurer or a newcomer to the genre.

Phantom Fury is a fun and nostalgic throwback to early 00’s shooters with some great wisecracks from Harrison and powerful weapons to boot.

Its simplistic style makes it perfect to pick up and put down without worrying about story progress. Voice acting and artstyle make it feel as though you’re playing through an episode of the cartoon.