The dangers of the abyss are well worth facing for Zubmariner’s bounty of fantastic stories and strange adventures.

Great characters, challenging resource management, and impeccable road trip vibes.

A valuable remake that makes the original Metro feel complete on PC.

Atari's latest open-world racer serves up hotter cars, warmer climates and more torrid racing action than its predecessor. [April 2011, p.70]

A unique and polished adventure game with a strong, sustained historical flavor. [June 1997, p.108]

Three great characters and a beautiful, fluid combat system make this a must-buy for hack-and-slash fans.

Satisfactory is a masterfully made game for crafters, builders, and factory managers of all kinds.

The excellent franchise mode adds loads of depth and decision making, and on-field play is livelier than ever.

Even with its few faults, Star Control 3 is a worthy successor and a blast to play. [Dec 1996, p.260]

You should play this because it's an inventive story with three or four things you've never done in a game before, and because it suggests a future where games don't insult our intelligence with dull plotting, dire exposition, and endless cut-scenes. [Dec 2012, p.75]

Wildly unpredictable but always enjoyable, The Alters is a masterclass in high-tension gaming.

Aquatic Adventure distills the Metroidvania into its most essential parts and says something meaningful with it.

This may well be John Tiller’s masterpiece. For dynamic, white-knuckled intensity and fine-grained realism, it comes closer than any previous PC game to replicating the spirit of that legendary boardgame classic "Advanced Squad Leader."

Even with its shortcomings, Cossacks II stands out in a cookie-cutter RTS world. [Aug 2005, p.61]

A beautiful and engrossing detective game packed with mysteries, puzzles, and intrigue.

If you like you action games fast and furious, Shogo is your one-way ticket to nirvana. [Dec 1998]

Nightfall is easily the best of three Guild Wars products and has set a very high bar for the next chapter. [Jan. 2007, p.76]

Without Evermore, Ni No Kuni 2 would have been good. Because of it, it's one of the best JRPGs on PC.

But the eye candy is really secondary to its amazing action. [June 2008, p.86]

Evolutionary shooter that creates an involving, sometimes terrifying, tactical battle between two distinct races. Brilliant.

It's hard to find much fault in this fun and well-balanced game. It's set in arguably the best fantasy universe ever and its production values are sky-high. [May 2006, p.68]

Action so intense it'll leave you jittery and hopped-up on adrenaline, and characters to come back for.

For $19.99, this bundle is worth buying just for "Off Road Thunder" alone. [May 2006, p.102]

Vampire Survivors is no longer the king of the genre.

Singularly unforgiving, dizzyingly complex, and like no other FPS out there: the extraction shooter's extraction shooter.

Effortlessly inventive, frequently surprising and consistently hilarious. The Stanley Parable shows how to make a story about game stories.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a big, bold, unutterably weird thing, and it's a new RPG classic.

Style and intelligently scaled difficulty make Dustforce an instant classic, and a lesson in the rewards of hard work.