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An incredible nostalgic aesthetic and straightforward gameplay model are endearing in the best way but start to feel thin all too quickly.
The frustrations caused by repetitive encounters and slow traversal give way to fun combat, an exciting variety of monsters, meaningful progression, and a world built for exciting, emergent moments.
A short but delightful adventure through an alien world. With great puzzles and atmosphere. While it doesn’t quite live up to its predecessors, fans of Limbo and Inside will definitely want to pick this one up.
Inspired writing, combined with one of the best gameplay systems I’ve seen in years, creates an experience that is GotY-worthy.
It's a very good indie game for a debut title.
This is Resident Evil 4 at its best.
Return to Grace offers a unique and engaging experience, with stellar voice acting and art direction, but repeat playthroughs are a chore due to the game's sluggish pacing.
House of Ashes has a lot to offer fans of narrative-driven games who desire to be immersed in a good story.
Despite technical issues and bad design decisions, Outcast: A New Beginning is a lot of fun to fly around in, saving an endearing race along the way.
It's worth playing now, and it'll definitely be worth playing much more in the future.
With some buggy hiccups, Assassin's Creed: Mirage offers a tightly packed experience with a good story.
Life is what you make of it, and so is this game. So live it to the fullest!
Fun, addictive gameplay full of emergent moments and active developer support will have the community engaged for years with good reason.
Persona 5 Tactica left me satisfied, but just barely. It could have been much more.
A challenging, smooth, enjoyable experience.
Mario vs. Donkey Kong is a blast from the past that, while unique and fun, doesn't do enough to breathe new life into a classic title.
While not perfect, Tomb Raider Remastered makes these classic and difficult games more accessible than ever while still keeping the original gameplay and graphics available for die-hard veterans of the series.
The family-friendly content and ease of play make this an ideal first game for newcomers to the genre and younger gamers looking to expand into more mature titles.
Patch Quest is an indie shooter with a monster-taming system that creates a nonviolent, endearing experience for players of all ages.
While possessing an intriguing story and appealing main protagonists with a great dynamic, Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden suffers a bit with its world presentation and somewhat lackluster skill tree that can't quite match up to its narrative.