A magical mouse that likes to dig holes and build power generators gets beat up heaps while exploring and that's fun for you apparently. Mina the Hollower is a beautifully realised action-adventure throwback that will be a talked about classic in its own right for years to come.
An addictive and lovingly crafted adaptation of Star Trek Voyager that will keep fans on the hook. Expect a lot of reading, menu diving, and a steep learning curve, but the payoff is an experience that puts you in the captain's seat for one of the franchise's most unique stories.
Sid Meier's Civilization VII introduces some much-needed shake-ups to the formula with welcome changes. However, at times, it feels like something is missing. For fans of the long-running series, there's plenty to get excited about, and it's as addictive as ever. It's also probably one of the more approachable entries for newcomers. Overall, plenty to love now, and hopefully, some changes to make certain aspects more lovable in the future.
RKGK / Rakugaki brings a vibrant, artistic world to life, where you skate, tag, and battle through various environments, letting the game's visual and musical elements shine but the gameplay and dialogue fall short.
Oblivion Override is a tight roguelike with Metroidvania elements and an awesome range of weapons to choose from that has plenty on offer to delight fans of the genre, all wrapped up in a pretty robot killing package.