Part third-person, adventure shooter, part souls-like, Remnant 2 takes everything about their first game, and massively improves upon it, leading to one of the most satisfying games we’ve played.

A surprising entry into the long, and often lackluster Aliens video game franchise. The real-time squad-based action is a refreshing twist in a genre usually dominated by turn-based games.

Simple, well done, and just fun as hell. It's a complete game from start to finish, and has set a perfect example for what games should be coming out of the gate. No padding, no MTX, just pure fun.

High On Life brings the quirky characters and off-color adult humor we expect form Squanch Games. With a great set of voice actors and variety of things to explore, it's just a fun experience.

While graphically appealing Forspoken falls far short of what we hoped. Lack of enemy diversity, simple gearing systems, and subpar writing kept this game from ever getting off the ground.

Hogwarts Legacy is the Harry Potter RPG fans of the series have been waiting over a decade for. Become the witch or wizard you were meant to be and live out your life at Hogwarts.

Atomic Heart manages to fill the Bioshock-sized void in our lives. Skill based combat, diverse skill trees and weapon progression, and a memorable narrative will cement this as a must play title.

Against The Storm is a new take on the survival city-builder, blending familiar concepts with new ideas. The team at Eremite Games has something special on their hands as the game enters early access.

What started out as a fantastic premise with interesting vehicles and structures, boiled down to a grindy, unfulfilling experience. Brilliant concepts can't save a game from bad development practices.

Chill vibes and a charming art style make this a city-builder with unique twists. The obvious one? Building your city on the back of a giant wandering creature forever links your survivals.