Trever McKenzie
Steelrising is a Bloodborne-esque Soulslike that delivers excellent combat and a solid overall experience
Thymesia draws heavy inspiration from Bloodborne to mimic the Soulslike experience with misguided innovations.
Although the story doesn't deliver anything fresh, it serves the game well and provides a platform for the game's excellent design and well-crafted horror. Go into MADiSON without any pretense of a groundbreaking story to find a terrifying journey through the minds of pained and neglected killers. Overall, MADiSON is a great first game by a new developer and is sure to provide plenty of scares.
Redout 2 is a visual treat that makes no attempt to tune the experience for casual players.
Sniper Elite 5's modernized version of a classic formula caters to every type of player, for better and for worse.
The Centennial Case aims to make poignant statements about life and death but succumbs to its poor medium choice and confusing logic.
Despite some minor technical flaws, This War of Mine remains a poignant and, unfortunately, relevant game to this day. It is no surprise that it was the first video game in history to be added to a school curriculum. Its depiction of the harsh reality of war for civilians makes it one of the most unique games to come out of the previous decade.