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Lemnis Gate
An intriguing concept for a multiplayer shooter that ultimately fails to excite, where you’re more creatively constrained than you might initially think.
Rogue Lords
An initially delightful roguelike, held back from greatness by rough edges and stingy unlocks.
The Eternal Cylinder
A charming and surprisingly approachable survival adventure outing for Ace Team’s outlandish world and character design, with more under the cylinder than you might have initially expected.
Sable
I love the weird beauty of Sable and its coming-of-age adventure story, but there are a lot of small irritants that pile up and - perhaps worst of all - your bike just isn't fun to drive.
Aragami 2
Aragami 2’s ninja garb is frayed around the edges, but it’s still an easy, breezy fit. Perfect for a quick-fix of stealth, and joyfully light on its feet.
Eastward
It's slow to start, but once Eastward gets going, this handsome post-apocalypse roars to life like nothing else, marrying top-down action with an exquisite cast of characters whose stories really make you care about the world you're trying to save.
Deathloop
A time-looping shooter with funny dialogue and a very powerful boot, where stealth is just the thing that goes wrong before a good fight.
Splitgate
A raucous shooter that goes beyond its portal gimmick, with first-rate arenas and gutsy gunfights.
Cloud Gardens
Cloud Gardens is a competent, unique puzzle game and a contemplative, relaxing dreamscape, all rolled into one small package.
Dice Legacy
I can't fault Dice Legacy's style, but this deckbuilding puzzle game disguised as a city builder is mostly an exercise in furious, tooth-grinding frustration.
The Artful Escape
One man’s musical mission is an audio visual delight, but there’s not enough room for expression or mastery.
Tales of Arise
It takes a little time to warm up to Tales of Arise's main characters (ironic, when two of them wield the powers of hell itself), but once you're over that hump, you're left with a charming JRPG powered by a battle system that never slows down.