Fear the Spotlight channels PS1-era horror with its retro charm, tense atmosphere, and clever puzzles. It’s a short, engaging homage to classic survival horror games.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard vaults over the seemingly daunting task of exceeding player expectations by delivering one of the best action RPGs of all time.

Mouthwashing captivates with its eerie atmosphere, gripping narrative, and tense psychological horror. While some mechanics falter, it’s a memorable, haunting indie gem of 2024.

Codex Lost redefines Soulslikes with a magic-only focus and interconnected world. Despite clunky mechanics and issues, it offers promise for fans seeking a unique, magic-driven challenge.

Mirthwood features enchanting art, a whimsical score, and intriguing gameplay, though marred by performance issues. A clear roadmap and post-launch support promise a brighter future.

With nostalgia at its heart and enough vibrancy and style to ignite London’s nightlife, Sorry We’re Closed is very much its own beast. It's only held back by some ever-so-slightly clunky combat.

With its upbeat presentation, classic slapstick humor, and surprisingly in-depth combat, Lego Horizon Aventures cements itself as a worthy 15-20-hour experience for any Horizon or Lego fan.

Tormenture is an interesting concept but the gameplay can sometimes be confusing, leaving more questions than answers in its murky narrative.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is a polished, action-packed entry with a solid campaign, classic Zombies, and fan-favorite multiplayer. While it doesn’t innovate, it’s a must-play for series enthusiasts.

Funko Fusion is not a bad game by any means, but it’s certainly not the standout experience it had the potential to be.