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Taking inspiration from RPGs breathes new life into Age of Wonders 4, which balances exciting breadth and surprising approachability.
Some subtle improvements to the grind and flexible turn-based tactics mean Honkai: Star Rail's off to a fine start.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor lovable unpretentiousness is what makes it such a blast - but a lack of true focus holds it back.
Nintendo's turn-based classic is back in a generous new compilation.
The original third-place-simulator gets a sequel with much of the same conversational charms, but also some rougher edges to its chit-chat.
A straightforwardly accomplished zombie action-RPG that doesn't quite make the most of its Californian setting.
Minecraft's blocky charm is present and correct, but the rest of Minecraft Legends is only as deep as the skins it wants to sell you.
An indie prequel with a disarming number of ideas to share.
Navigate a world of information and folklore in this memorably moody visual novel.
The reverse city builder is trickier than it appears, but utterly committed to its environmental vision, taking the genre - and every level - to new places.
Blending fishing with Gothic horror and Lovecraft is a fine hook, but Dredge is too defined by simple loot-and-upgrade rhythms to reel you in.
A glorious spell of island hopping, with some surprisingly nasty moments.
Keeping what works while reimagining what doesn't, this is about as good as remakes get.
A beautifully crafted exploration game brimming with combat and puzzles.
A brilliant musical puzzler that sends you out into the world enriched and filled with curiosity.
Trails to Azure is an important second entry to the Crossbell saga, adding some neat touches and forming two parts of a whole with Trails From Zero.
A half-interesting game is buried by a mess of its own making - and represents an industry conundrum that will only continue to grow.
Team Ninja evolves Nioh's formula in a Three Kingdoms-era action RPG where allies, flags, and stealth make its brutal challenges more manageable than ever.
Mixing Into the Breach with Frozen Synapse makes for an inevitably strong core of mech combat, but the rest of Phantom Brigade is underwhelming.
Give yourself to this elegant and empathetic study of solitude.