Luke Winkie
Oddworld: Soulstorm's charm, characters, and sincere narrative are imprisoned within buggy, erratic software.
Maquette has enough interesting ideas to push any adventure gamer past the finish line.
Quality point-and-click puzzles link a gallery of impeccable artwork.
A bold genre shift, but not a completely successful one.
It's shocking how much depth Dead By Daylight packs into its systems.
It's hard to play El Hijo without wishing for a little more flair in its stealth system.
Torchlight 3 does a great job with its class design, but the world feels barren and unfinished.
Noita combines classic roguelike progression with complex RPG-style spellbuilding and sets it in an incredibly dynamic environment.
Surgeon Simulator 2 is a clever, funny puzzle game that renders its "surgery" mechanics almost ancillary to the final product.
It's still good to have Madden back on PC, but a stagnant odor is creeping in.