Mortal Shell II takes everything the first game almost got right and finally turns it into a Soulslike worth putting next to the genre's heavy hitters.
Eight dollars gets you a surprisingly serious climbing challenge and plenty of opportunities to watch your friends completely screw it up.
What launched as a technical disaster has finally grown into one of the most atmospheric survival shooters you can play.
Some of the best combat in the genre comes wrapped in enough loot and systems to make learning it feel like a second game.
A beautiful mob story trapped inside gameplay that never becomes as interesting as the world around it.
A free Marvel shooter somehow became the game my friends and I can’t stop coming back to.
It barely changes the reason Slay the Spire works and somehow gives you thousands of new reasons to ruin a perfectly good deck.
Splatoon's movement and weapons were apparently one good progression system away from becoming an excellent PvE shooter.
Grounded was already fun with friends and the sequel mostly succeeds by giving that formula a much bigger playground.
Pokémon is surprisingly comfortable when nobody is telling you to become Champion.
