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A relatively straightforward RPG hiding some of gaming's best voxel art, Echo Generation: Midnight Edition is a clear upgrade over its initial release, though still lacks a great deal of impact.
Though it controls well and has some unique qualities among modern racers, NeoSprint's lack of charisma will make its multiplayer and track creating tools difficult to shine in the long run.
Night Springs is a fantastic anthology that makes use of Remedy's eclectic collection of characters and locations to create some truly absurd Twilight Zone-esque stories that are good fun for any fan of the studio.
Riven
Updated for modern systems, Riven reminds us why it's a classic adventure game. Perhaps a bit short now, occasionally obtuse in its puzzles, but still visually stunning and engaging.
Still Wakes the Deep delivers a strong atmosphere and specific sense of place that make its unique mix of cosmic horror and grounded natural disaster survival thriller work beautifully.
From RedCandleGames, Nine Sols is an indie Soulslike Metroidvania. At this current point in time, that exact combination of words feels anything but unique. The indie scene, though brilliantly diverse and innovative, is chock full of games trying to establish a new spin on seamless exploration and punishing combat. Many...
Senua's Saga: Hellblade II showcases a level of visual prowess that blows anything we've seen so far out of the water and uses it to present a journey that, while short, excites from beginning to end.
If you fancy a bit of cozy escapism, Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge provides just that. With adorable graphics, casual gameplay and a goal to work towards, it is the perfect game to play while you drink a cup of tea, listen to some relaxing music, and rest. That said, I...
Looking for a cozy escape from the hustle and bustle of the real world? Pine Hearts by Hyper Luminal Games could be what you’re searching for. With pleasing graphics and wholesomeness oozing from every corner, you’ll find yourself ending the game with a warm (albeit, heavy) heart.
Looking for some wild and crazy goofiness this summer? Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip by snekflat is a raucous and wild romp through a small island city. There’s only a few rules in Spranklewater, and they are: one: go as fast as possible, and two: there are no rules!
It's hard to say what Astor: Blade of The Monolith wanted to be. Action-RPG? Open world adventure? Techno-fable? Biting social commentary? Whatever it's ambitions, the end state is a pretty looking piece with little in the way of challenge or narrative depth.
With interesting choices behind each fold, Paper Trail is a fantastic puzzle game worthy of your time. Crisp and clean like all paper games should be.
