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Damsel is a spirited, fast-paced platformer that is enhanced by its comic book inspirations.
Fate Hunters is a recently-released deck-building card game on PC, with beautiful art and some strong mechanics, though it may leave you wanting more.
Enter the Gungeon hits the Nintendo Switch with a special version-complete physical edition of one of the finest action roguelikes ever made.
FromSoftware's 2004 title finally arrives to the west, packing a delightfully cheesy story wrapped around dated gameplay.
Mundane exploration mars the experience of Silver Chains, a haunted-house horror game which compromises a decent narrative with frustrating gameplay.
Age of Wonders: Planetfall is an intergalactic strategy game that rewards patience.
The Church in the Darkness seems to have an interesting concept, but the reality is that infiltrating a 1970s cult isn't as much fun as it might seem.
Elo Hell tries to bring pro gaming to life as a comedic sitcom, but struggles to find a place with its gameplay or with its down-to-earth writing.
Madden 20 boasts a new X-Factor system and story mode, but does it stand up next to previous titles?
Dry Drowning blends hard-boiled detective tropes with an interesting dystopian mystery, which just about manages to cover its gameplay restrictions.
The Blackout Club evokes the idea of podcast-lore with its creepy atmosphere and story. It's a game to play with friends... with the lights on.
Bear With Me: The Lost Robots tells a straightforward story adjacent to the original game.
Beyond: Two Souls comes to PC, but a change of platform does not hide the game's wider issues with its restrictive gameplay and overall narrative.
Trackher's approach to solo cooperative play can be an entertaining novelty, though the steep price of failure makes it tough to truly invest in.
The Wizards Enhanced Edition is a PlayStation VR port of a PC VR release, featuring gesture-based spell-casting and a new arena mode.
A phenomenal new port of a 2018 gem, Sairento VR is a brilliant PlayStation VR action FPS featuring a dazzling amount of customization and content.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is about freedom in more ways than one.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is an inspired innovation of a time-tested franchise, providing the same tactics fans love in a much more inviting package.
The joy of fighting with an Endgame-level roster of heroes constantly battles against overly complicated RPG systems. The end result is shy of mighty.
It's a strange new way to play the friendship-ending board game, acting as more of a digital alternative to the physical version than a replacement.