Wes Fenlon
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Ferociously good combat brings this long-dormant series back from the afterlife.
Bloody good combat carries Ninja Gaiden 4 through its more granular and extraneous "modern" additions.
Crow Country
Lean and grungy, Crow Country evokes the simple pleasures of early survival horror.
FromSoftware does it again.
Wild Hearts
Strong combat let down by PC performance issues, far too few monsters and finicky building system.
Risk of Rain 2
An endlessly repeatable action roguelike that understands the joy of wildly broken item combinations.
A beautiful, fluid homage to a classic beat-em-up series.
Gears Tactics
A fantastic tactical combat system translates Gears of War into a strategy game worthy of the PC.
Pyre
Supergiant Games delivers stunning art and a well-written story, but stretched across an overlong, repetitive campaign.
Gears of War 4
This feels like a game you've played before, but with plenty of blood pumping through its intense multiplayer.
Kero Blaster
Kero Blaster's chiptune soundtrack is a perfect analogue for the game itself: effortlessly upbeat and cheery one moment, dramatic or laid-back the next, but always sounding like it could've come from an NES if a composer had spent the past 25 years mastering its sound chip. Kero Blaster is a...
Transistor
Transistor begins with a woman, a dead body, a talking sword, and a dying city. Red is a singer with no voice, trapped in a sprawling digital metropolis being erased by white robot programs called the Process. Byte by byte, block by block, Cloudbank is becoming nothingness in the shape...
