Evil West is a whole lot of fun. Good job!
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Forge of the Chaos Dwarfs is a must-own DLC for all Total War: Warhammer III players.
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The story and themes Last Train Home are gripping, creative, and well realized. It can't replace history lessons, but it offers dozens of hours of quality entertainment.
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Legion Tales definitely isn't a cheaply made DLC for a quick buck, but a full-fledged experience worth buying and playing.
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Whether you will explore it alone or with friends, Veles is incredibly immersive. The Ascent is an incredible audiovisual achievement that is not without issues, but they are not as big as to be unforgivable.
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A Plague Tale: Requiem follows the formula set by the first game with some improvements on top. The graphics are lovely, the story is engaging and rich and the audio is harmonic, but the performance leaves a bit to be desired.
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Neither as a veteran or a newbie, you won't go wrong with Stronghold Warlords. New players can expect a very good intro to the series and veterans of the series will finally get an entry that gets pretty close to the legendary Stronghold Crusader.
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If you're familiar with the series, Sniper Ghost Warrior: Contracts 2 doesn't really offer anything new and the story is nothing to write home about, but the missions are varied enough to keep you entertained, with beautiful graphics to boot.
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The Forgotten City offers a gripping story with interesting characters, however, after you unlock all of the four endings, which is pretty quick and easy, there aren't many reasons left to return to the game.
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Halo Infinite isn't the most innovative game ever made and the story isn't anything to write home about, but Halo was always all about the action and in that regard, Halo Infinite and its large open-world with plenty of side content delivers.
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if you enjoy slow and deliberate stealth games and ideally you know two more people that do as well, you should give Rainbow Six Extraction a chance.
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Total War Warhammer III is a welcome breath of fresh air, however the hardware demands are much larger than in the previous entries for no good reason.
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Starship Troopers: Terran Command is a fairly enjoyable RTS romp that can be pleasantly challenging at time. Just be aware that the game can get quite buggy... however this time they are the good kind.
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Hard West 2 is incredibly different from its predecessor and feels target towards the casual crowd, however even for turn-based strategy masters it's still an enjoyable experience for a fair price. You might want to wait for a few patches, though.
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Lost in Play is a simple adventure game that offers a pleasant story, likeable heroes and an interesting villain, however it doesn't use its potential to the fullest and it feels like the creators of the game just didn't have enough time to do everything they wanted.
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The first DLC for Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters offers enough new content to be worth trying.
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Miasma Chronicles combines XCOM mechanics, RPG elements and stealth into an epic post-apocalyptic adventure that ends a bit abruptly, but it's still a solid experience.
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Trepang2 succesfully merges gameplay mechanics from games like F.E.A.R. and Crysis into a cohesive whole, even thought it's a bit too old-fashioned and it lacks replayability or even multiplayer.
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Shadows of Change is pretty expensive for what it is, but it should provide the fans with dozens of hours of entertainment.
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Age of Empires IV is a fresh breath of air for the series, but it doesn't abandon the franchise's roots either. All of the campaigns are quite innovative and definitely worth playing. But it remains to be seen whether the game can unseat the previous two games from the spot of the fan favorite.
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