Asmir Kovacevic
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End of Abyss dresses a punishing Souls-like in Little Nightmares clothing, and while its bosses, level design and atmosphere are superb, an awkward aiming system turns far too many fights into a battle with the controller.
Minecraft Dungeons II turned a reviewer who had avoided every Minecraft game on principle into a believer, thanks to a surprisingly engaging story, a deep gear system, and combat that turns out to be far more than button-mashing.
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve punishes everything Hollywood taught you about dogfights, but once it clicks, it rewards you with a grounded, surprisingly human war story and some of the best-looking skies ever put in a video game.
Aniimo
Aniimo hands you a free download, a Pokémon-style creature hunt across a vivid open world, and a story you didn't expect to care about, then nearly ruins it by letting the dialogue go mute mid-scene.
Told through three haunted perspectives and wrapped in the fog of St. Amelia, Silent Hill: Townfall proves that No Code understood exactly what made Silent Hill 2 unforgettable.
Bellring Games mixes Souls-like combat with extraction survival in Mistfall Hunter, and somehow it works, as long as you bring friends with you.
If you like Roblox, especially Bloxburg, you'll love Starsand Island. Carefree farming, building, and rolling down the street on a skate or a rented car. Just make sure to be ready to tolerate some serious bugs.
Made by a Ukrainian studio under siege, The Sinking City 2 is a grotesque, waterlogged survival-horror with a story that hits harder than its shooting does.
Kynseed asks what it means to actually live a life inside a video game, then backs it up with permanent death and inherited legacy, a premise strange enough that I didn't expect to fall for it as hard as I did.
Take a skateboarding game, swap the board for a train, and you've basically got Denshattack! This game is the strangest thing I experienced in my gaming career, and I loved every moment of it.
Annapurna Interactive's latest installment, D-topia, asks what happiness costs when a machine decides who deserves it.
The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a gorgeous, addictive action RPG that proves pixel art still has plenty of fight left in it.
