Despite impressive visuals and decent action, the game is weighed down by some of the most bizzare caveats I've seen in gaming. Approach only if you are a die-hard WH40K fan.

An indie horror sensation which upon closer inspection turned out to be a character drama in disguise. Highly recommended to genre newcomers.

Warhammer 40,000 has gotten a new gaming frontman. Space Marine 2 is the reason why you are buying minis for Christmas this year.

Grotesque feast for the eyes, betting 'all in' on its visual prowess to carry the day. You will either fall in love with its purism or call in the refund button.

Sequel to the Ink Machine grew in scope, complexity and... blandness. While the Dark Revival does fix some mistakes of the first game, what made it distinct was sacrificed in the process.

Despite memorable artstyle and curious atmosphere, Bendy struggles as a horror, and crumbles under the weight of its technical shortcomings.

Turn-based spin on DOOM which works better than it has any right to. Behind a painful learning cruve, a bottomless rabbit hole awaits.

Bite-sized stroll through hellish factory full of equine whimsy. Created over span of a week for the first Dread X Collection, The Pony Factory is a fun curio of indie horror.

Going back to the genre’s roots, Dead Estate single-handedly managed to reignite my enjoyment of the rougelikes.

Trepang2 is a joyous FPS bloodbath, driven by slow-motion action and dual wielding. Warning: may include horror elements