It’s time to take a journey. A journey through the rebirth of a beloved series. A series that has taken the player from a linear story-based experience to more of a fluid, choice-based one.

Transference fees like a reskinned version of Layers of Fear.

Gris is a game about a young woman trying to survive unspeakable trauma. There is no moment in Gris that is not beautiful. But when the game tries for emotional depth, it often comes up short.

Far Cry 5 delivers fun action packed gameplay but an unsatisfying main story that falls flat. Come for the seamingly controversial story, stay for the shooting and fishing.

Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is more American than apple pie. That’s because it shows the whole pie, which makes for an incredible story-driven gaming experience.

Monster Prom is a charming, fun game with some creative multiplayer features. While it lacks depth, it’s great for small hangouts or a laugh when you’re feeling down.

If you like short, mysterious dives into folklore, don’t sleep on The Mooseman (or its soundtrack). It’s engaging, but never challenging, placing story and worldbuilding above all else.

Anamorphine is a short game that will entice gamers who appreciate an immersive and emotionally-driven storytelling experience.

We Happy Few is an ambitious game. Compulsion Games clearly had a grand idea in mind. Sadly, the game that came out in August feels half-baked, and the ideas a little raw and undercooked.

Even though it has its flaws, the Witcher 3 is a wonderful game, one that has got me hooked from the first few minutes of playing. It’s easily my favorite RPG to come out over the last few years.