A winner in my book and certainly a game that fans of golf sims and realistic sports games will treasure for years to come.

I'm diving back in to play it again as soon as I am done writing this to make different decisions and experience the outcome.

I found Battlrite Royale enjoyable, and even heart pumping as you encounter players of progressively better skill while making your own way up the ranks.

With The Bard's Tale 4: Barrows Deep, developer inXile does a great job of taking all the elements of a 30-year-old series and mixing it up with some modern era mechanics.

Gummy’s Life is fun for the family but a little difficult to learn to play.

Valkyria Chronicles 4 shows that SEGA does listen to the fans and that the series has plenty of life left in it.

While it was not entirely my speed (it does put the crawl in “dungeon crawl”), it is a break from the frantic pacing of many dungeon crawlers with a central mechanic adds creative possibilities to puzzle solving and combat.

Defunct is a decent game that offers a fair bit of fun through its high-speed puzzles but also lacks depth.

Castlestorm is a light-hearted, fairly in-depth Tower defense game that offers some unique mechanics, quirky story, and fairly solid controls. It is hampered a bit by the Switch analog sticks and repetitiveness due to the nature of the genre, however overall it's a fun title.

I was able to beat this game in less than two hours. There is very little in the way of a story except for being a lonely Koala Bear looking for his mate. He is depressed most of the game and nothing good happens.

As a person who loved Star Control II, Star Control: Origins has been much fun and reminded me of things I missed about the old game while giving me new amazing and sometimes hilarious moments in the new game.

A short, but unique throw-back to the age of retro text-based adventure games.

8-Bit Armies is a game that deserves your attention.

Valeguard isn’t terrible at delivering on its premise. It could use some polish and refinement, but it’s scoped pretty well for being a light town-management game with tower-defense elements. Or a tower defense game with light town-management elements. That being said, the game itself is pretty short and $13 USD might be a bit to ask for something like this that’s relatively bite-sized.

While nothing has been done to improve on last year's graphics, a full dirt track series and fleshed out career mode are welcome editions in NASCAR Heat 3.

By far the best expansion Bungie has released to date.

It has a great mix of difficulty, RPG, and a story that will make me want to continue playing this game until I have beaten it.

While the single-player campaign is a little lackluster, the core of the game in both single and multiplayer is the tactical combat, and Mode 7 has hit a home run with this piece of the game.

Madden 19 is much like Madden 18 before it.

You will find yourself fully immersed in your gameplay.

If you enjoy the likes of Divinity: Original Sin and adore the idea of that sort of game in a post-apocalyptic world, then this one's for you. It's loaded with content, has a ton of replay value, and unlike many modern RPGs, it really lets you customize your entire experience.

Megaquarium is everything you expect from a building sim the added bonus of camera movement that enhances your entire experience.

The fluidity of combat and world traversal makes it hands down the best Super Hero game in years, but it isn't without some pitfalls.

As a thoroughly irresponsible teenager, we take to our skateboard to deliver tapes, cause mischief, and avoid oncoming obstacles. This is our Videokid review.

It is a beautifully crafted game and, at $5.99 USD (current $4.79 to celebrate its release), is well worth every cent. It presents a compelling scenario for thought, infectious to the last moment.

Towards the Pantheon is a masterpiece of story and gameplay as its main tale and subplots all find ways of joining together in the end. You will be sucked into the world that was created for those seeking the thrill of an old-time RPG.

The whole time I was playing I felt the PC was the wrong platform for the game. While I don't see myself coming back over and over to play the game at home, it would be a fun game to have on a mobile device. My PC gaming time is spent on more substantial games, but the short levels of Juicy Realm could be played while out and about.

The writing and fantastic 2D stills are a joy to behold, but choices here are largely tied to the narrative direction and involve clicking one of three options.