Recent reviews by Fig Team

Bridge Crew is a great use of VR, and really makes you feel like you're a Starfleet captain! The AI is pretty solid while playing in singleplayer mode, but the best part is playing it with other people in your crew, each one with their own function on the ship. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a fun multiplayer VR game.

Divinity: Original Sin 2 rewards exploration and tangents perhaps like no other modern game. I haven’t found a way to go down a literal rabbit hole, but you can talk to pigs, crabs, and other animals—and get involved in real side quests as a result (just as an example of how detailed and thought out the world is). While the main plot is forgettable, Divinity does have some really good side quests, including one of the best side quests (if not the best) ever; the end of the companion quest for Lohse is what people have in mind when they talk about elevating video games to a “real” art form.

Who doesn't love Peggle?

King's Quest is a marvelous adaptation of a classic. It strikes a balance between appealing to new gamers, while also tapping into the nostalgia of the original for us "vintage" gamers. I played it with my daughter and we both had fun. The joke with the hatchet was particularly well pulled off. The art is awesome and I've used many screenshots as my desktop background. Surprisingly, it also has some pretty solid replay value due to its branching narrative.

Great for unwinding after a long day at work. It’s pretty relaxing and there’s a ton of content to play through for a seemingly small and simple game.

The music and art are fantastic! It can be pretty difficult (and frustrating at times), but it’s incredibly satisfying when you beat a boss.

This is a pretty fun game to play with a few of your friends. Even though the graphics need a bit of work, the addicting gameplay (and the Chicken Dinners!) makes this a must-have.

Really satisfying to blast through hordes of enemies! The threat warning system gives an extra layer of suspense and tension, making it feel even more rewarding when you make it to the next checkpoint. Multiple classes to choose from and skill trees make it fun to customize!

An awesome city builder that's easy to get started, but hard to put down! The style is simple and colorful and has lots of charm. With different difficulty modes, it's nice to ramp up the challenge or just chill and build a tiny kingdom with your advisors helping you along the way. Highly recommended!

A totally unique and interesting take on the text adventure! The soundtrack is excellent and really sets the tone of the game perfectly. Trackless, though short, has high replay value since it has multiple endings (and is deceptively deep!) Definitely a world worth revisiting.