Kieran Singh
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Forever Ago is a beautiful tale of loss, grief and growth, and Arthur's roadtrip reminds us all that you just can't plan life.
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is a thoroughly enjoyable and challenging expansion to what was already one of my favourite action RPGs.
Transport Fever 3 is a great game with huge level of depth and potential to really stretch your strategic muscles, even with a few performance and interface issues.
Toem 2
TOEM 2 is a lovely game and a wonderful way to while away an afternoon as the beautiful visuals, hypnotic soundtrack and fun puzzles melt you into your sofa.
Woodo
There are a lot of cosy gamers who will love Woodo and its gorgeous wooden dioramas but unfortunately it never quite clicked into place for me.
A hidden object game packed with wacky shenanigans as far as the eye can see, Sniper Dan is a surprisingly fun time that your family can join in with too.
IllFonic deserves props for trying to do things differently but the focus on interacting with NPCs undermines what should be a frantic time with other players.
Rather than being a satisfying driving game, Bus Simulator 27 instead chooses to bombard you with non-essential systems and details in a bland and buggy world.
It's not going to light the world on fire but Lou's Lagoon is a fun entry into the cosy genre with a compelling gather-and-build loop in a lovely, vibrant world.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam offers excellent gunplay and varied classes that can all pull their weight in a game that demands your brain as much as your reflexes.
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands might not be one of the best Ubisoft outings but it's a solid and accessible shooter that works in both solo and co-op.
For fans of time travel fiction, Steins;Gate is an essential game and Re:Boot adds plenty to make the experience better for newbies and returning fans alike
