Your character may be tiny but, the gameplay in this roguelike has never been bigger. This game highlights that you don't need 4k for a great time, and is a very accessible game for newer players.

Starfield contains a lot of similarity to previous titles, but a bit more empty. The story and fighting have not held up to previous titles, but items like the ship building are unique and innovative.

A strong successor to Remnant: From the Ashes, Remnant II brings forward all of the good into a new, challenging world. The variety and intensity kept me coming back for another round of adventure!

While I don't think anyone can recreate the feeling that DRG has done so well, DRG: Survivor brings a lot of that charm and familiarity to a new genre. It is safe to say that this game is a great buy.

CotL is a game which balances intensity, coziness, and crazy experiences better than most. The story, combat, cult building, and updates are all pieces which makes this a great title for all.

Despite being relatively well made, this game struggles exceptionally hard with its community. It has some of the worst chats I've seen, and does not offer a great way for new players to join in.

While the gameplay has been on-and-off enjoyable, this title is almost old enough to drive and still remains in Early Access. It struggles with a clear direction, with frequent system overhauls.

Now one of the best redemption stories in gaming, Cyberpunk 2077 offers emotional highs and lows as you learn to survive in Night City, at least with what time you have left...

Inkbound is a silly and addicting turn-based game with creative characters around every turn. While not the most balanced in its current state, it is one that still allows for plenty of experimenting.

Larian knocks it out with another turn-based masterpiece. Delivering an experience that casual and hardcore players alike can love as they explore Faerûn and learn about their mysterious guests.