“This is a laid back survival game. It's hiking through miles of nothing as the wind whips around you, your backpack clinking and rattling, and the snow crunches pleasantly underfoot.”

“If you played it, this is a modern day theme hospital. If you didn’t, it’s a tongue in cheek gamified version of the American health-“care” system. Where you rip people off and then they die anyway.”

“Darkest Dungeon is not for the faint of heart. It is not for people who hate grind, it is not for people who grow super attached to their characters, and it is not for people who give up.”

“TLDR: A fast and fun 3rd person action adventure. Great combat, wonderful skills, and an interesting world, but peppered with some frustrating features, and some technical issues.”

“Half point and click adventure, half puzzle. This lovely little game's biggest issue is the wildly swinging difficulty curve.”

“TLDR: A brawling love letter to early Hong Kong martial arts cinema stuffed full of character and activities, a solid yes.”

“This co-op puzzle game will test your communication skills and make you want to murder whoever you play it with. Strong recommend.”

“This team based task centred whodunit is stupendous amounts of fun to play with a pack of friends. Online experience swings wildly, however.”

“TLDR: Everything that made JC2 a cringe inducing optic-nerve tearing eye roll has been fixed, sometimes creatively, making JC3 mindless, destructive, and brilliant fun.”

“Short but sweet. More than worth the money if it’s on sale. It's only three puzzles, but they're three good ones.”

“A colony builder with a fundamentally fun gameplay loop and vast potential. Grow a base of operations, develop a team, and manage relationships with other factions. Still in development when written”

“TLDR: Me: Can we get some Banished please? Mum: No, we have Banished at home. Endzone – The Banished at home. ”

“Creaks is a point and click that thinks vanilla is too spicy and flavoursome. This is worth playing just to see how a well built game can be dull if it has no real character.”

“TLDR: A philosophical discussion done relatively well in an underappreciated genre with passable gameplay and decent but samey puzzles. Limit FPS to 60 to reduce bugs.”