Though there's fun to be had with West of Dead, cruel difficulty spikes, bugs, and unruly aiming prevent the game from achieving greatness.
Disintegration is built upon a fantastic concept and can be a blast at times, but there's always a frustrating issue or two around the corner that drags the experience down.
The final DLC for Metro Exodus brings players a brand new open-world level to explore, filled with intense gameplay opportunities and stories to tell.
Age of Wonders: Planetfall's first DLC is a great one, adding a new mechanic and plenty of gameplay variety and lore.
While Valfaris is in many ways an excellent game, it's held back by some significant design flaws and technical problems.
Despite its issues, Niffelheim stands as a very competent hardcore survival game that players will be engaged with for hours on end.
GreedFall delivers an experience that is as satisfying as it is ambitious, although it does falter in some notable ways.
Unless you simply don't like roguelike games, you should absolutely pick yourself up Children of Morta and experience it for yourself. You won't regret a second of your time with it.
The problems that I brought up prevent Blair Witch from being truly excellent, but Bullet's glitchy moments and the performance issues are things that the developer can hopefully improve with an update, making a great game even better. Even as it is, though, I still highly recommend Blair Witch if you're a fan of horror titles.
Though it has an excellent foundation, Control never truly achieves greatness. It's a solid game, but not a title that will wow most players.