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Sharp writing, forgettable combat: The Blood of Dawnwalker is a solid vampiric RPG worth playing for its story and quests alone, if you can stomach the jank.
Trading rats for ruins and stealth for steel, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy swaps beloved heroes Amicia and Hugo for Sophia's untold past, which turns out to be one of the most confident reinventions you'll see in video games.
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.
A confident, deeply satisfying Soulslike that stands entirely on its own, Mortal Shell 2 is one of the best the genre has to offer right now.
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.
Halo Studios has rebuilt Combat Evolved from the ground up, and mostly, it's spot on. Just don't expect your PC to have an easy time of it.
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.
The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu takes a familiar horror co-op formula and pushes it into stranger territory, creating an eerie experience that thrives on atmosphere, mystery, and a constant sense of unease.
Annapurna Interactive's latest installment, D-topia, asks what happiness costs when a machine decides who deserves it.
DOOM The Dark Ages - Revelations brings back the brutality, speed, and chaos that all DOOM players love, while at the same time showing us a different side of the character that loves ripping and tearing the most.
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.
