Reviews

Struggling is a bizarre, hilarious and thoroughly entertaining adventure that makes the most of its relatively simple graphics and gameplay

Necromunda: Underhive Wars is a solid port of the tabletop game with a great campaign system, currently hampered by poor AI and crashing and save loss issues.

This real-time worker placement game brings a unique twist to a well-established genre.

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim pairs together a sci-fi anime storyline told from 13 different perspectives about giant Mech battles and time travel, with arcade strategy combat as you seek to protect your city. While convoluted at times 13 Sentinels delivers an incredible story.

BPM: Bullets Per Minute has nothing new to offer but its rhythm-based combat. Luckily, that combat is immensely satisfying, even when the surrounding structure can feel a touch empty.

A fun game with some updates that make it feel incredibly smooth compared to the original version. Light on the challenge, but large on character, the game is still worth playing.

While it's too short to call epic, it's an excellent fantasy adventure. Just don't expect fun combat or a deep story.

Peril on Gorgon tells a dark and mature story that kept me enthralled once the ball got rolling. The asteroid itself is a fun area to explore and is rather sizable. The only downsides were the few side quests and underwhelming armor and weapons.

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2 is a must buy for THPS fans, and an incredible entry point for those new to the franchise. Even if you're not a fan of skateboarding it's hard not to have fun working towards campaign goals.

Divorced from its original chaotic development, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning feels like a remix of old gaming trends that are pleasant, if a bit generic.

Star Renegades takes a familiar genre and story but alters them dramatically with unique combat systems.

Marvel's Avengers has a great campaign that is held back by a repetitive multiplayer aspect.

There's some issues with the cumbersome platforming and exploration, but the vaporwave feel and overall writing make Pradise Killer a groovy, memorable title.

Unbelievable campaign coupled with competitive multiplayer make Iron Harvest an old world hit.

Destroy All Humans! The Official Card Game gives an alien spin on known games like Mafia and Werewolf. With a large variety of special roles to pick from everyone can feel more involved as you try to hunt down the aliens. While a large party is required you'll want this for your next large party.

Cinders attempts a modern, feminist take on the classic fairy tale but poor writing and uninspired art leave it smothered in the ashes.

Super Bomberman R Online is a pretty classic Bomberman experience, despite missing some power-ups. Just make sure you enjoy battle royale mode or you're going to have a bad time.

Jenny LeClue - Detectivu won't trouble even detective novices, but its sweet-natured world and strong writing see it through.

AWE builds on the best parts of Control to deliver a gorgeous and terrifying survival horror experience.

Spiritfarer is a deeply personal management game that forces players to care about their passengers and come to terms with the fact that everyone dies.

No Straight Roads is a music-based boss rush basher with a fun cast and great soundtrack. Despite a few control issues and a rather small base game, there's obviously a lot of heart present.

Windbound loses its potential in getting bogged down by unbalanced survival mechanics that distract from it's best features.

Back To The Future Dice Through Time offers up tense action-selection in a dice rolling coop setting.

Raji: An Ancient Epic manages to bring a distinctly Indian perspective to a conventional action-adventure spectacle.