The aesthetic for this game is fantastic, and tying in the breakout style gameplay into the settlement building is another way the core loop feeds into itself. Build crafting is also very engaging.

It's a delightfully addictive blend of Vampire Survivors and Risk of Rain 2, it's also cheap. I think it probably would be better without the meme humour. But the core gameplay loop is amazing.

A relaxing farm / life sim, Coral Island has a charming art style and with added multiplayer now adding extra layer of replayability. If you're looking for a new cozy game to spend time in pick it up.

It's a fresh coat of paint on Skyrim. And it's still Skyrim with an excellent collection of mods if you choose to change the game or just play it through in Vanilla again.

The debut of the much beloved Arkham series, Arkham Asylum is a tight action game that puts you into the cape and cowl of the Batman. A great debut entry in a fantastic series, and frequently on sale.

It's a Yahtzee Roguelike taking heaving inspiration from Balatro, it's a bit more complicated to shift your dice the way you want to but that leads to a solid gameplay loop to build your "deck".

The free to play entry point makes getting into The Sims 4 easy despite the wealth of DLC. It's a relaxing game that scratches the itch that few games can.

While it's probably the weakest of the Rocksteady Arkham trilogy, graphically it still holds up very well. And it's still an Arkham game, it's fun to be Batman even with the Tank and Trophies.

Along with its charming aesthetic, the Royal Writ is shockingly challenging at times as you try to perfect your strategy to advance through the roguelike run. Very similar vibes to Slay the Spire.

Deceptively challenging, yet easy to learn, PEAK is one of the best co-operative games to release this year so far. The low price point is great and is a roller coaster of emotions with friends.