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Breathing Fear | REVIEW
Breathing Fear has a neat concept, but the pressure it puts on players to rush and the perma-death aspect of failure could be pretty annoying.
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Riverbond | REVIEW
Riverbond is a simple yet pleasant dungeon-crawling experience, but it doesn’t offer enough variety with to keep players hooked in for the long-term.
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Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition | REVIEW
Neverwinter Nights is one of those titles that’s simply much better to play on PC with a mouse and keyboard.
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Shovel Knight Showdown | REVIEW
Shovel Knight Showdown is a great multiplayer battler that both fans of the franchise and complete newbies will enjoy.
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Shovel Knight: King of Cards | REVIEW
Shovel Knight: King of Cards manages to feel genuinely different, but in a charming and fun way that’ll keep players coming back for more.
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Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl | REVIEW
I’ve always been a fan of table-top-style virtual reality games and Skyworld Kingdom Brawl is one of the better ones I’ve played.
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The Climb | REVIEW
Gamers who fancy an extreme virtual reality experience that’ll send them to some epic heights won’t want to miss out on The Climb’s treacherous thrills.
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SaGa Scarlet Grace: Ambitions | REVIEW
If you fancy playing an RPG that does things a little differently, SaGa Scarlet Grace: Ambitions is certainly worth checking out.
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SuperEpic: The Entertainment War | REVIEW
SuperEpic is charming and fun, with the quirky industry-mocking narrative and the rewarding combat making for an adventure that’s worth checking out.
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EarthNight | REVIEW
EarthNight is incredibly stylish and full of personality, but the auto-running gameplay saw me getting bored of it after just a few hours play.
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Stardust Odyssey | REVIEW
Stardust Odyssey offers an enjoyable sci-fi adventure that’s blend of stealth-looting and all-out thrills makes for a fun virtual reality experience.
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SIMULACRA | REVIEW
SIMULACRA is unique and eerie, with its take on the ‘found-phone’ genre making for a mystery that kept me hooked in throughout.
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