The atmospheric art, mysterious locations and wonderfully dark soundtrack by Eric Galluzzo manage to be devilishly sinister and haunting throughout.

Pretty, funny, with sharp writing and plenty of surprises, Overboard! is a delight. Even when you finding yourself nodding away at homicide, which we're obligated to remind you is Bad.

A fantastic follow-up to 2017's Resident Evil 7, Village finds its identity somewhere between the original survival horror titles and the white-knuckle action of Resident Evil 4.

Fights in Tight Spaces is a fantastic deck-building, strategic fighting game. The mechanics work and build on each other beautifully and it’s just a joy to play. Highly recommended.

Cardaclysm is a very good looking game, with an art style that inspires you to take a closer look. The card based combat, and overarching RPG elements work well, but it lacks depth in some ways.

Challenging bosses, cross-realm questing, great visuals and smart level design all make S:HC a worthwhile game, so long as you can manage the slow start

30+ updates have crafted this game into something that shouldn’t be missed by lovers of old school RPG and more importantly a really good challenge.

It is fun, and mighty challenging at times in singleplayer, but co-operative play is where the real joy in this game is. Revel in the pixel art.

Zombies, heavy metal and a talking decapitated head for a hint system.

The story writing and voice acting is for the most part as great as it has always been, providing the power behind the characters and their reasoning.