Do you want to be a gritty '80s action movie hero, mowing down mooks and reveling in it? Do you long for cyberpunk and sci-fi movies that featured more abandoned factories than CGI? Then Huntdown is the game for you.
Spirit of the North wants to offer a compelling experience with diverse animals and puzzles, but it struggles.
Someday You'll Return is an indie tour-de-force that deserves a ton of attention.
The gloves are off. This is a real Bare Knuckle brawler.
Iratus: Lord of the Dead is a strategy game that resembles Darkest Dungeon in its battle system, but its flow of gameplay is faster and more forgiving. Iratus, the undead minions, and his enemies aren't particularly original in terms of story or appearance, but they can be charming in a tongue-in-cheek way. Combat is solid, with lots of options and variables to play around with.
Does SnowRunner build off of MudRunner, or is the Spintires series totally stuck in the mud?
Gears Tactics is a Gears of War game with a twist: it's a turn-based strategy title. Here's our official review to find out if it's worth it.
Here's our review of XCOM: Chimera Squad. Is the latest iteration of the long-running turn-based strategy franchise well worth it?
Cloudpunk, the sci-fi hovercar-driver slash narrative adventure from Ion Lands, delivers an absorbing experience thanks to its detailed, atmospheric environment and smart writing. It's a cyberpunk megacorp dystopia you really want to lose yourself in, even if there is limited content outside the main story.
Filament is no relaxing getaway; the Alabaster’s deceptively cozy halls are home to hundreds of head-scratching puzzles and one somber tale.
