Wreckfest builds on Bugbear's FlatOut legacy, cementing itself as the modern leader of the destruction derby genre. While Reflections lost their chance, Finland took the crown and ascended.

One of the best homages in my recent memory. When I saw the name Moonring, I immediately recalled moongates from Ultima IV. I was ready to pay for it, then shocked to find out it's free.

It's good to know that profits from GTA sales allow Rockstar to develop games like Bully, Manhunt, and RDR, and that first Red Dead Redemption has finally arrived on PC where it belongs.

A key game in id's history - ambitious in development, though it didn’t fully meet its goals. Still, it offers a unique mix of FPS, racing, and an addictive turn-based card minigame. Pazaak, no less.

With few RPGs in the Dark Eye setting, this one can fill the void for now. If you're looking for something inspired by Dragon Age and made in an old-school 2000s style, it’s worth a try.

It's quite an experience when an old game returns and feels exactly the same. Max Damage spits on modern gaming rules and simply offers good old fun, like it's 2000 all over again.

A relic of a bygone era when games had solid 10-hour campaigns; nowadays, few follow those rules. Good to know someone still sticks to the old ways. In short - it's a very good game.

It has the power to remind you why you fell in love with gaming. Best of all, it’s a fresh experience, not just a nostalgic nod to the classics. It has completely rejuvenated my passion for gaming.

The true experience from the mezozoic era. Challenge yourself and witness the action in it's full glory by grabbing the ledges with a dedicated key. If you fall to your death it's your fault.