Fellowship takes the competitive Mythic+ experience from World of Warcraft and wraps it into an easily approachable dungeon crawler.

Although Battlefield 6 provides plenty of entertainment, there are flaws in this diamond that can be frustrating to encounter.

Sliding right into the shoes of its predecessor, Hades 2 builds upon everything that made the first game great, offering players an exciting adventure in the Greek mythos world.

Megabonk takes the swarming of enemies from Vampire Survivors and the crazy passive building from Risk of Rain 2 to make something completely bonkers.

With a significantly larger open world, cross-manufactured weapons, and deep skill trees, Borderlands 4 brings exciting new additions to the franchise.

Silksong delivers a magnificent 2D adventure, with its exceptional art style, refined combat, fluid movement, and unforgettable boss encounters.

Obliterate enemies lurking in the depths of sunken ruins, offering a solid selection of weapons and blessings to enhance your power.

Stormgate enters the RTS world with a familiar feel. Three factions, players quickly build their forces to contest random Stormgates that appear across the map. Resulting in a battle-centric RTS.

It struggles to bring itself to the likes of its predecessors. With new and fresh additions brought on, only for some of the more basic somehow being forgotten.

A bit of chaos with unpredictable employee actions, bugs, and, of course, an endless supply of poop.