[A fantastic sequel] Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus expands on almost everything from the original. I really enjoyed my time with this one, even if the story started to lose me by the very end.

[Nightdive delivers yet again with System Shock] A remake that respects the original while updating it for modern audience. This stands along the original as one the best immersive sims ever.

[Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun rules] The mix of semi 90s aesthetic combined with the tropes of many modern boomer shooters makes Boltgun stand out from the crowd, Most of all, it is so damn fun.

[Darkest Dungeon® II is an extraordinary sequel] It improves on almost all aspects of the original, while respecting the legacy of the original. The improved presentation is a standout achievement.

[STAR WARS Republic Commando is a fan's dream] It is incredibly shocking that the game was released in 2005, as everything from the stylized visuals to the Squad IA holds up wonderfully.

[Horrifically Magical] DREDGE perfectly combines both fishing and horror to create a thrilling, suspenseful, and imaginative adventure that depicts the horrors of isolation in the ocean.

[I cannot in good faith recommend STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™] The world and adventure are grandiose, on par with the films and shows, my problems lie with the horrendous PC performance.

[Legendary block adventure] Minecraft Legends is an RTS that merges both the presentation of Minecraft and classic RTS tropes to an excellent degree, but plays it a safe in the gameplay deparment.

[Way too short] Storyteller is an interesting puzzler that has a really good core, but it is waaayyy too short, it'll take you around 2 hours to experience everything and it was not worth it.

[Charmingly Thoughtful] Terra Nil is a beautiful, smart puzzle game where you restore a broken Earth. What's best is that a % of the money made will go to restoring our own world, amazing stuff.