The Forgotten City is a marvel of mystery and mythology - a love letter to fans of historical dramas with supernatural twists.

Hidden underneath the old Zelda formula lies a charming and beautiful adventure that still manages to captivate old timers and those who experience Skyward Sword for the first time.

Death's Door is a wonderful action RPG, and a great option for fans of challenging games who are looking for something a little more accessible.

A game with a lot of positive qualities that never really reach the heights it could have.

The newest Mario Golf game is both competent and colourful, but a distinct lack of varied courses and sometimes stiff gameplay makes for an experience that's best enjoyed in small doses.

Intermission has some good qualities, such as the battle system, the music and it looks great. However, it does not offer much new.

Legend of Mana Remastered is a terribly cute and charming JRPG that has both the good and bad qualities of a game made in the 90s.

The game is seldom fun, but there is potential for a a great Dungeon’s & Dragons game here. It just needs some more work.

Game Builder Garage is meant as a simple, easy to understand, and visual introduction to coding, and for that purpose it works very well.

If you ignore the lackluster story Scarlet nexus will offer a great action game.

Despite the intimidating amount of lore and extensive techniques needed to fully enjoy the story and combat, Guilty Gear -Strive- is a thoroughly enjoyable game.

Chivalry 2 is a beautiful, hilarious, and surprisingly deep medieval brawler. If only it offered a few more modes or dynamic battlefield movement, this could be a classic for the ages.

Knockout City is fun, fast and fresh, and even though it sounds like I'm describing a deodorant, it's also the perfect way to describe this just-as-perfect summer game.

Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart is a beautiful and action packed adventure, but which sadly leaves its characters' personalities and fun, snarky comments behind in favour of more shooting, strafing, and a more sanitized, Disney-like story.

Biomutant is an ambitious project, but it never excels at anything. There are too many incomprehensible design choices and frustrating moments, which in turn hinders the game from being truly great.

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition stays true to the series while doing enough of an update to make the price of admission worth it.

There is a good game just below the surface here, but Atlus has not implemented enough modernizations to make this remaster worth your time.

Feels like a love letter for the series that mixes and matches the best parts from previous games, while building upon the foundation laid out by Resident Evil 7.

A colorful and charming adventure.

Despite certain shortcomings in variety and clarity, Returnal manages to deliver both an engaging story and fast-paced gameplay at almost every turn.

Rome Remastered is the perfect way to experience Total War's antiquity offering in 2021 short of a third Rome title.

Nier Replicant is a great renovation of the cult classic. The revamped combat system is more user friendly, but even so it is the story, played out by a great cast of characters that carry everything. There is nothing quite like Nier Replicant.

Oddworld: Soulstorm seems dated. With everything from the controls and AI, and lack of variation, this is an uneven experience.

Not one boring second during battles, and getting new gear never gets tired. Outriders works very well.

Monster Hunter Rise is another great installment in the series.

Evil Genius 2 is absolutely... genius. It offers loads of super villain charm in a seamless, rewarding package.

It Takes Two is a charming, playful, tight, and extremely varied platformer which manages to stay fresh hour after hour, in a way few other games can.

At times charming and fun, but the design behind the game feels dated.