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A truly special and intelligent game, one that takes its genre --the often infamous "walking simulator"-- to new heights.
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A little too big and a little too unpolished, you can't be mad at A Place for the Unwilling for its high ambitions --you just wish they were properly fulfilled.
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An ambitious and exciting game in which deep strategy and human emotions clash.
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An inviting and experimental puzzle game that explores the ways in which programming and cooking overlap.
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Unambitious and anachronic, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 still manages to be a fairly decent arcade, fun and generous.
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A carefully crafted and expertly designed experience full of interesting puzzles.
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A showcase of strong open and non-linear narrative —but also a lesson on the importance of prioritizing.
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A brilliant remake of a brilliant arcade racer.
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Despite its good intentions, Sea of Solitude ultimately is a hodgepodge of cliches that fail to capture any meaningful feeling.
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An ode to creativity, Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a game that encourages us to be better people.
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Final Fantasy XII could have been better with a less convoluted development —anyway, this is the best version of a very interesting game.
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This peculiar blend of editor and game works because of how it uses limits to guide the users' experience.
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With its slow but highly cerebral fights and its peculiar rhythm, Samurai Shodown enters the fighting game scene with a really solid and very unique new entry.
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Another fascinating entry for a series that masterfully blends the kind of drama you might expect from a soap opera with absurdist comedy and the fascinating exploration of Kamurocho, maybe the real protagonist of the Yakuza series.
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Sometimes you just need a small but interesting, relaxing but intense game that keeps you busy on a rainy weekend, and that's all. Gato Roboto is that kind of game.
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Like the best roguelites, when it works it's great: when you do a good run, Cadence of Hyrule makes all its pieces work together --it sounds good.
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An interesting strategic shooter with a solid if a little overcomplicated design.
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id Software and Avalanche team up to create an open world shooter that sacrifices originality to let the excellent gunplay shine --with uneven results.
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London Studio takes its VR Worlds demo and transforms it into a full game --what was an interesting tech demo becomes an aimless and unbalanced VR shooter/narrative game.
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A short and brilliant comedy about a doctor in XVI century England that uses astrology to diagnose his patients.
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