Celestial Return finds its footing when it shifts its focus to the political architecture of Netherveil, but stumbles nearly everywhere else.

Hyperwired takes the semi-randomized, choice-driven progression of a roguelite to spice up an otherwise sparse twin-stick shooting experience.

Sometimes, a little help is all you need to make it through the night.

Nine Sols feels at odds with itself, trying to tell a more traditionally constructed story while also trying to appease the “lore sickos” of the world

There is a beauty in Duppy Detective Tashia's simplicity, even with the rough edges of minor bugs and continuity issues coloring the experience.

MOLE knows how great horror works, bringing forth both fear and the recognition of self during its course.

By pushing itself into the same room as the classics and deliberately evoking them, Hollowbody does itself a disservice.

Mechanicus II has a solid tactical core, interesting unit and enemy variety, and satisfying skill progression.

LumenTale has so much promise, making it doubly disappointing that it was unplayable for us.