Neva is Nomada Studio's follow-up to Gris. As Alba, you'll care for a young wolf pup as a plague infects the land around her. As the seasons change, Neva will grow, becoming a fierce component of her arsenal. Together, they will challenge the very darkness around them in a gorgeous game that needs to be experienced.

Shogun Showdown, a tile-based 2D roguelite with some clever strategy elements, wears its trial and error systems with pride, a game that can often have you feeling like a genius one moment, and a complete idiot the next. 

Astro Bot is frankly superb in its execution, offering delightful worlds, abilities, and charm. It’s presentation across its celebration of PlayStation’s history is twofold; one where it honors what came before and the other side of the coin in that it shows how much PlayStation has intentionally left behind.

Kill Knight has you playing as a reanimated corpse of a once loyal knight. While there isn’t much of a narrative presence across the game or past that simple premise, the focus instead is on providing a series of ever-changing hellscapes as you attempt to carve, slice, and mutilate anything that stands in your way.

Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports may not be terribly wacky, but it shines more so than it fumbles. Tennis and Soccer are the best sports in this package, with Basketball and Golf just shy of being somewhat entertaining. The real star of the show; however, is the presentation given to the cast.

Elsie, an action platformer fused with a roguelite, works well enough to offer up some tense action with some engaging abilities. However, the roguelite elements sadly offer far too much repetition, with little movement on a story that is essentially just Mega Man.

Mouthwashing is an intense horror experience that is absolutely captivating. As the crew of Tulpar are adrift in space, halfway through their journey, they will slowly begin to go mad. Inspired by 90s and 2000s horror games, and a wealth of movies and television, Mouthwashing is simply superb.

Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a visually pleasing remaster of the original Wii release. While some aspects of it have been modernized, this is still the 14 year old Mickey adventure that doesn't play nearly as well as it should.

Karate Kid: Street Rumble is a solid attempt at entering into the genre with a property that works well here. While it doesn’t add to the genre, and could be priced a tad too high, Street Rumble is exactly what it appears to be, a fun beat’em up brawler built around a movie property that many hold in high regard. 

Keylocker is a visually engaging rpg set on a future Saturn where music has been outlawed. Bobo, who was arrested for putting on a concert, will defy her captors and use the power of music to crumble the hierarchy. While some level design can make or break your time with it, as well as a few technical issues, the combat system and gorgeous art can be downright superb.

As you navigate a very real book, set atop a very real desk, flipping through its very real pages, and even closing or tilting it to solve puzzles, the young hero within its pages will also navigate the real world, all to stop an evil sorcerer from taking over both worlds.

As Sauge returns home after receiving a distress call from her missing sister, she'll revisit a home she hasn't known in nearly six years. As she upgrades a van to aid in her search, Sauge will rekindle old friendships and strive to make new ones.

As you jump from galaxy to galaxy to outrun a rival gang, The Wild Bastards themselves will have to put aside past differences if they want to make it to the homestead, a save haven that a sentient ship is set on ensuring they get there. While the Bastards themselves are solid fun, nearly everything else just disappoints.

Tomoe, a disgraced ronin has returned home, finding it in a far more violent state than when she left it. As she attempts to set things right, all without spilling a drop of blood, her enemies have other ideas.

Warhammer 40K: Space Marine II is a tremendous experience that brings the best qualities of the franchise to light. As Titus is once again trusted with a mission of dire importance, he will have to navigate the horrors of the Tyranid threat as well as the suspicions of his own squad if they have any chance in saving the galaxy.

Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn is a remake of the original NES game, complete with the same difficulty and challenge of the era. With completely remade visuals, Shadow of the Ninja is a true to the era experience, for better or worse.

While there are a few side jobs and collectibles to track down, Mika and the Witch's Mountain is a shockingly short experience that unfortunately fails to really lean into its premise in any memorable way.

Hunt: Showdown 1896 is a overhauled visual upgrade to the original 2018 release. Prepped for modern hardware, this revamped version comes with notable changes to its gameplay as well as 60fps across PS5 and Series X/S.

When a mission goes Sideways, and scoundrel Kay Vess is given a Death Mark, she'll undertake a mission for one final heist, putting together a team of specialists to clear her name and make a fortune.