Verdict: play. Such an underrated gem of a roguelike. RNG is everywhere, but so are ways to manipulate it, mitigate it, and occasionally weaponize it. 9/10.

Verdict: pass. A surprisingly fun checkpoint simulator held back by some seriously frustrating bugs. 6/10.

Verdict: mixed. A bloated, ridiculous mess of a game that's fun with a friend, but absolutely miserable when it isn't. 6/10.

Verdict: play. A four-hour bird lawyer game has absolutely no business hitting this hard. 9/10.

Verdict: EASY play. If you’ve never played IF before, play this. Green is an absurdly deep, replayable sandbox that lets you play as an ORC and do whatever the hell you want. 10/10.

Verdict: EASY play. One of the greatest, deepest deckbuilding roguelites ever. 10/10.

Verdict: easy play. Mimimi lets you loose with a crew of supernatural pirates, and the result is an chaotic, creative stealth sandbox that has permanently ruined other RTS games for me. 10/10.

Verdict: pass. A bloated, self-conscious imitation of Disco Elysium that mistakes dense prose, quirky characters, and political name-dropping for wit, depth, and humanity. 5/10.

Verdict: play. A terrifying, atmospheric sequel with excellent gunplay and psychological horror, occasionally undermined by predictable jump scares that feel more cheap than scary. 8/10.

Verdict: play. A faithful, character-driven Christie mystery with a great atmosphere, though the slow pace and endless back-and-forth across the train can test your patience. 8/10.