Eternights is visually striking, features stirring character arcs, and shows great talent. Even if in the end, I recommend it conditionally.

Bubblegum Galaxy is a cozy and cute hex-based planet builder from indie dev Smarto Club.

The Tartarus Key leans on a classic PSX horror aesthetic while defying genre expectations in this horror escape room puzzler.

LEGALIZE IT (melons)!

A game of magic potions, enchanting inns, and serving steaks... and mis-steaks.

A loving homage and modern take on classic cinematic platformers, Lunark stretches your gaming muscles in new ways.

Trek across Tchia's New Caledonia-inspired open world with childlike wonder.

If struggle and hopelessness — in story AND gameplay — are your bread and butter, step right up.

Dead Cells has earned its reputation as one of the best roguelikes of all time. But its best content yet JUST hit the market.

Shrieking robots breaking the silence of grim halls. A fallible grasp on reality. Only six inventory slots. Will the horrors never end?!?!

Prodeus: Not for the squeamish, but definitely for fans of the boomer shooter genre.

Teen life already means being a fish out of water...but being one of the first humans on an unfamiliar planet really raises the stakes, huh?

Scamming corporations for a living? It ain't much, but it's honest work.

Escape from your problems... in style. Coin Crew's Escape Academy delivers the education we want, need, and deserve.

Cowabunga, dude! Tribute Games' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is a smash hit with big 90s energy and no quarters needed.

Sloclap's Sifu comes with some cultural baggage and lacks punch in its narrative, but offers a hard-hitting combat system.

We have some notes... but this free-to-play dragon battler has a solid gold foundation.

Jack Axe is a tough but gratifying platformer. Non-masochists need not apply.

The Good Life isn't for everyone, but it has classic Swery charm, disarming many frustrations with its sheer quirk and originality.

The leaves on the trees dress up in fiery shades. The wind carries a chill and goosebumps prickle up your arms. Jackbox Games emerges.