A fun (and quicker) spin on the classic board game that is easy to understand and jump into. Be aware, the game offers a variety of maps through DLC, but limits games per day unless Premium is bought.

Survivor is a fun progressing open world experience that is both fun to play, but more importantly more fun to explore and live in. With a variety of activities to complete, it's a recommended binge.

VRChat can both be a great place to find new friends and learn about other people, or a vexing experience as lobbies are filled with silent mirror dwellers or young children. Utilize caution.

A collection of the mainline Halo games released up until 2012, including two enhanced titles, the MCC is a great entry point for new players, or a nostalgia trip for older fans of the series.

Company Regulation dictates workplace efficiency. Work together to collect as many items in the allotted time as possible, or goof off wheezing as your friends die mid sentence. The choice is yours.

A great way to play table-based games with friends online, customizing the board in ways you couldn't normally in person, and creating a fun environment to experiment or learn new game systems.

A fun and physically engaging rhythm game that still delights to this day. With various skill set accommodations, you can choose your comfort level for either a quick breeze or an true workout game.

While a fun base-building and near-copyright infringing fad for a few weeks, unless you are a die hard Pal fanatic, or have nothing else new to play, this title's glory has likely come and gone.

In an era where WotC DnD content and high budget games alike routinely rebuke their audience and fall short, this game shows that passion for creation and respect of consumers can exceed expectations.

Helldivers II is a refreshing mix of live-service and motivational enticement that has been lacking from titles lately. Simple enough for newcomers to the IP and game loop, without being mindless.