
A familiar co-op shooter with remarkably few surprises and surprisingly unremarkable gunplay.


A familiar co-op shooter with remarkably few surprises and surprisingly unremarkable gunplay.

Creative multiplayer modes make up for minigames that quickly become repetitive.

A very brief DLC that offers some laughs, but few other reasons to revisit Hell-A.

The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria doesn’t give a ton of reasons to play it over its genre peers – and its poor combat, building, and mining mechanics make those other options sound even more appealing.

A strong start, even if the vault is a bit bare at the moment.

An honest-to-goodness superb soulslike, and that’s no lie.

Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy sequel is a superb puzzle platformer that sticks close to the series’ playbook.

A less asymmetrical take on the asymmetrical horror genre that offers a few entertaining, technically challenged hours of fun.

Where Remnant: From The Ashes was a strong first draft, Remnant 2 is a revolutionary sequel and a sterling manifesto for the looter-shooter soulslike.

Dave The Diver is an aquatic adventure RPG that’s wholesome, wonderfully complex, and delightfully hard to put down.

A tedious horror game that mangles everything from its story to its stealth.

A masterful ARPG that’s diabolically hard to put down.

In early access, The Outlast Trials’ intriguing brand of co-op horror is unique and memorable, but sometimes for the wrong reasons.

A hilarious gore-fest and a competent zombie-slaying adventure, but there's little creativity outside of its great sense of humor.

This dungeon-delving shooter is unique and hard to put down.