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Despite its shoddy performance, The Last of Us Part I on PC is still one of the best games to ever grace Steam’s virtual shelves.
The Wreck is an ambitious game with a twisting web of narrative that, despite a few frustrating gameplay moments, admittedly brought me close to tears by the end. Regardless of any technical issues, a good story about mothers, daughters, and the wrecks our relationships leave behind is always one worth...
Contraband Police isn’t as morally grey or engaging as Papers, Please, but its defined gameplay loop evolves the bureaucracy simulator genre into something that’s worth playing.
Football Manager 2023 - Console Edition has just enough of the full-fat Football Manager experience without making you feel overwhelmed. Being more streamlined than its PC brethren helps you crack through games and seasons giving console gamers the ability to take their teams to untold glory and riches.
Dead Space (2023) is a remake done right. Whilst there’s nothing wrong with giving a classic game a lick of paint, EA Motive went a step further and Dead Space is the richer for it.
If you have the patience to get through the first ten or so hours and tackle the multitude of systems it throws at you, Persona 4 Golden will reward you with a richly enjoyable JRPG experience, though the misogyny and homophobic content have really not aged it well.
Season’s artstyle and gameplay are unique and fun, but because of its forgettable narrative and generic premise, it feels like yet another game that exists solely to win awards from Geoff Keighley.
Even if it does get wrapped up in its own mechanics at times, Children of Silentown is a charmingly creepy point-and-click adventure with lots of lore and plenty of heart.
Goat Simulator 3 is dumb, dotty, and through some fluke of gaming-related evolution, incredibly enjoyable.
Kylotonn should be commended for their work on the series for the last seven years, but post-launch issues combined with a game that doesn’t quite feel right yet brings about a rather disappointing end to what could have been so much more.
Police Simulator: Patrol Officers is boring, morally straightforward and passively buggy, but there’s still some fun to be found in its simplistic simulator-based gameplay.
A Little to the Left is a short, charming puzzle game that has some minor mechanical issues; however, if you’re looking to play a laid-back, casual title to unwind, you’re likely to enjoy it regardless.
