Mick Fraser
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Empyreal
Empyreal is fun in short bursts, but offers little to stand out or really pull you into its story and universe.
Steel Seed
While there are moments in Steel Seed where it feels quite enjoyable, the overall package is fairly forgettable.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 feels truly unique and artistic, and reminds us how moving, exhilarating, and provocative big-budget adventure games can be.
With a story that is happy to take a backseat to exploring its dangerous, beautiful world, Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree delivers everything a fan of the genre could want.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a finely crafted experience with an effortlessly charismatic lead, and some wonderfully exhilarating set-pieces.
AI-Limit
AI Limit is a fun game when you're not tangling with the camera. The combat is slick and fast and the gear and skill systems work well enough, but it can't quite stand alongside the best in the genre.
The First Berserker: Khazan has a massive focus on rewarding the player’s perseverance, whatever their skill level.
Atomfall
Atomfall might not get everything right, but by St. George it gets England right - and that might be enough.
Wanderstop's gorgeous visuals, solid character writing, and relaxing workaday gameplay routine brew up a wonderful experience.
If you missed it on PS5 or are looking for a new adventure to get your teeth into, Rise of the Ronin is worth a shout on PC.
Fans will find so much to love in Suikoden I & II HD Remaster. They're relics of a simpler time, but it's hard to deny the sheer charm and likeability on offer.
At times, Knights in Tight Spaces feels like two steps forward and one hop back where it counts.
