The Outer Worlds was beginning to look a lot like Fallout in the presentation videos, but now that I've played it, I can safely say it stands firmly on its own two feet.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is the perfect ballad of a gunslinger, an epilogue of a dying era, and an outstanding portrayal of America's fading frontier.

The gameplay is not exactly original as it borrows from various other genres, with success I might add. More often than not it feels like a mix between Tomb Raider and Dark Souls.

Genesis is no Darksiders 4 and lacks the polish of any of the previous Darksiders games, but it's got the flavor, the pace and the combat mechanics that made the franchise popular among gamers.

Despite being a bit tedious, Blasphemous offers many satisfying moments like being able to find a shortcut or a shrine when you most need it.

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan is designed to be a part of a much larger project. Despite some of the technical problems, the game has a lot of promise and room for improvement.

Despite its many shortcomings, the few interesting ideas that the game brings up, as well as the beautiful art direction and surprisingly good soundtrack, save Rebel Cops from mediocrity.

WARSAW wants to be a mashup of World War II and Darkest Dungeon but doesn't bring anything new to the table. WARSAW is a blatant Darkest Dungeon copy with no innovation or unique gameplay mechanics.

Bristling with mythos creatures, beautifully-drawn environments, and great Lovecraftian inspiration, Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones is a fantastic RPG that no fan of the cosmic horror should skip.

Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered remains faithful to the original while improving on the visual and performance aspects.