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In Stars and Time
A decent plot mired in game-breaking bugs and a tedious, repetitive time-loop, In Stars And Time is more frustrating than it is fun.
Against the Storm
An inventive roguelite citybuilder brimming with challenge and excitement, making it a bold step forward for both genres.
SteamWorld Build
Its focus on balancing your economy's scales rather than turning a profit means the stakes are never that high in SteamWorld Build, but this is still a strong and distinctive twist on the upstairs/downstairs loop that made SteamWorld Dig so enticing a decade ago.
Last Train Home
An ambitious hybrid of RTS, management, and narrative history masterfully put together to represent a unique war story that easily smooths over some AI quirks.
Knuckle Sandwich
An indie turn-based RPG with an outstanding world and excellent story beats, but tired pacing and inconsistent combat veer it from fun into seriously frustrating.
Persona 5 Tactica
A turn-based strategy 'em up with the Persona 5 gang that might be a bit too simplistic for some, and anime for others, but still makes for a nice excuse to hang with pals.
The Invincible
The Invincible is an engaging sci-fi adventure that can leave you cold and confused the moment it stops holding your hand.
Football Manager 2024
Its improvements might be slightly overshadowed by the more extensive overhaul coming next year, but this latest and last iteration brings the best version of its match engine yet, a superbly refined set-piece creator, and, finally, the ability to transfer your saves.
Thirsty Suitors
A bright and breezy turn-based RPG that flounders as a skateboarding simulator, but excels at depicting the horrid awkwardness of being surrounded by disappointed family and jilted exes.
Lords of the Fallen
A Soulslike elevated by a magnificent realm-hopping twist, yet chained down by a host of irritating little flaws.