Elise Favis
Florence weaves its alluring aesthetics, simple interactivity, and genuine story in creative and compelling ways
Heaven's Vault features great characters, exciting places to discover, and a thrilling mystery to piece together
With gripping stories, great puzzles, and a cast of empathetic characters, Photographs is absolutely worth your time
Minit offers a compelling world, and its clever concept is tied to progression in satisfying ways
The Red Strings Club's great cast of characters and philosophical themes about the meaning of happiness provide plenty of thought-provoking entertainment
This excellent story is equal parts heartbreaking and captivating, by giving insight into the arduous journey Syrians take to escape their war-torn home
The relationship between the two brothers feels genuine and meaningful, and their uncertain circumstances make for a gripping story
Although more unsettling than outright terrifying, Perception brings some novel ideas to the horror genre
With stellar use of humor and brain-teasing puzzles, this adventure game provides plenty of fun (and many laughs)
Tacoma tells a gripping story about mortality and relationships that makes it a worthwhile experience
Thimbleweed Park is endlessly entertaining, with clever humor and several references to classic adventure games
With a captivating overarching storyline that has both new and familiar characters, Spirit of Justice keeps you on the edge of your seat
With a robust crafting system and several amazing secrets to find, Subnautica never ceases to entertain
Natural, clever dialogue is the most compelling aspect, mixing black humor, charm, and profound observations
Excellent acting from actors like Angela Sarafyan (Westworld) and Logan Marshall-Green (The Invitation) brings depth and realism to the characters and their stories
Where The Water Tastes Like Wine shines with its incredible voice work, well-told stories that take on lives of their own, and many profound moments