Windjammers 2 gives existing fans more of the wacky disc hockey they love but not much else.
Solar Ash plays as well as it looks with a strong story at the heart
Bright Memory: Infinite is a stupidly written good time spoiled by a way-too-brief runtime and insultingly abrupt ending
House of Ashes doesn't always land but it can be an exciting "check your brain at the door" thriller. Its largely toothless scares will disappoint horror fanatics while inviting a broader audience
Unsighted boasts engaging gameplay and lore, strong dungeon design, all wrapped around an effective and impactful countdown mechanic
Punching through F.I.S.T. only gets better thanks to its evolving combat. Mapping every inch of the world is an engrossing, good time
Kicking butt in Young Souls is a blast and one of the rare co-op brawlers that is as enjoyable to play solo
Eldest Souls' punishing difficulty may turn off some, but this entertaining and rewarding combat system made me look forward to every titanic face-off
Death's Door presents a compelling world begging to be explored until every secret is found alongside satisfying combat and intriguing lore
Ender Lilies may be standard Metroidvania through and through, but it rises above most of its peers with an engrossing sense of progression and entertaining combat, all presented in a beautiful package
Biomutant has fun moments, but it stumbles in too many significant ways to make it a wholly satisfying experience
Before Your Eyes is much more than a neat gimmick. It offers a wonderful method of interacting with a touching and impactful story that'll stick with you long after the credits roll
Soulstorm has oodles of charm, but tedious design and annoying bugs make an experience that only the most hardcore and forgiving Oddworld fans might enjoy
Narita Boy has more style than it knows what to do with, and that helps carry it past its gameplay flaws
Devotion's powerful atmosphere, frightening sequences, and fascinating story make it a creative and engrossing gauntlet of scares
Mundaun has some rough edges, but solid frights wrapped around an intriguing mystery make for a respectable horror experience.
It may be brief, but Olija confidently blends satisfying action and engaging exploration for a treat that shouldn't be overlooked.
Equal parts fun and infuriating, Cyber Shadow isn't for the weak of heart
Enjoyable gameplay, charming writing, and a chill atmosphere promote an important message without beating players over the head with it.
Clever puzzles and an engaging narrative make Call of the Sea a voyage worth taking