FBC: Firebreak is an apparent attempt by the studio to try something new, and misses the mark. In a world where games like Left 4 Dead exist, it's hard to justify a reason to play this game.

MindsEye is a disaster in every sense of the word, and is going to do little more than become a guide in everything you should avoid in game design.

While The Alters is a narrative success, its survival gameplay is more of a side focus than the core of the title.

Despite character events being the best they've ever been, Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma fails to offer much depth after its opening hours.

Elden Ring Nightreign is a pleasant surprise. Its thrilling bosses, well-crafted character archetypes, and strong combat make it worth your time, but don't expect the usual FromSoftware lore standard.

Despite some gripes, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown is a charming and competently made tactical game.

While flawed and buggy at times, Sedap! A Culinary Adventure is a co-op game bursting with flavour

Monster Train 2 provides a bottomless toolbox for deckbuilder fans to tinker with, and finding exciting combinations is a blast.

The campiness of the story is endearing, and the action-oriented, Resident Evil-like gameplay holds up after all these years.

An off-beat monster collector romp through unfunny writing and cathartic action that has enough passion on display to warrant a pass, but struggles to plot its course beyond that.