Killing Floor 3 is vastly more enjoyable with friends as you are communicating and joking around, thanks to full crossplay support, something that Killing Floor 2 didn’t have. The repetition isn’t so apparent then, but it’s hard to nonetheless stick with it after fighting the same three bosses over and over again.

Everybody’s Golf: Hot Shots is a brand new entry that you can play on PS5, PC, or even the Nintendo Switch! All the classic gameplay returns with a host of new characters, all new courses, and tons of things to collect. Grab a club and start swinging!

While Order of Giants does fine in its offering, it lacks the excitement of the campaign and provides far too simple puzzles across its roughly 8 to 10 hours in length. It’s more of The Great Circle, but that just isn’t enough this time.

Developed my Meowspirit, Monsmuso Girls: Autobattler is exactly what you think it is, an Autobattler decked out in several layers of fanservice, with a colorful and vibrant bunch of waifu ladies ready to conquer the minions of the resurrected Demon King.

Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel is the latest Vampire Survivors-like, but it brings with it a greater degree of detail and visuals to its gameplay. As a Viking, Ranger, Dwarf, a banished Valkyrie, and more, you’ll combine your power with the very gods to conquer your foes.

Metal Eden is a fast-paced shooter that rarely lets up. It's a cyberpunk dystopian arena shooter that is drenched in the brilliance of the same aesthetic that made Ruiner such a visual feast. It's bombastic, fast-paced, and has some of the best feeling gunplay I've ever experienced.

Knightling has some great ideas and its story is certainly the game's best element. But, the unresponsive combat is the game's biggest failing, and makes encounters more about survival than achieving victory.

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is truly fantastic, and hits all the right beats for the genre, and its combat progression keeps Joe Musashi powerful without feeling unstoppable, due to some fantastic work with its roster of enemies and bosses.

Echoes of the End was an extremely fun game that, while flawed in several ways, reminded me of why I love third-person adventure games. It joins the ranks of some of my favorite in the genre with some smart choices around its cast and the ways it attempts to keep combat and exploration fresh.

As color is drained from the land, and as tragic events have consumed her life, Europa takes it upon herself to finally get answers to this curse and to rid it once and for all, even at the cost of her life. This Metroidvania has some ok ideas, but several mechanics hold it back from competing with the greats.

As Fallen City is under siege, four strangers will come together to put an end to Ignition Gear. As a throw back to the arcade brawlers, Fallen City Brawl is good, but rarely presents anything new or engaging. It’s fun, quick, and solid in two-player, it’s just too damn easy.

While there are a few excellent moments here, especially one in particular, the DLC, Ashes of Elrant, was not quite the adventure I wanted. I was surprised how straight forward and lean it was, given the lead up into it stating that this was meant to be this “massive” DLC.

When Maiden City is under attack, who yah gonna call? The Maiden Cops, of course! Join Priscila Salamander, Nina Usagi, and Meiga Holstaur as they lead the charge and stop the Liberators from taking over the city!

Ninja Gaiden returns to its 2D roots with Ragebound, an adventure that sees two bitter rivals forced to team up to stop a demonic invasion. Kenji of the Hayabusa Clan, and Kumori of the Black Spider Clan face their greatest adventure yet.

Robocop Rogue City: Unfinished Business is a wonderful follow-up and standalone experience that continues an expertly crafted continuation of Robocop 2. It makes a lot of smart choices to keep the action going, in a setting that works well for the character and the story.

Mario Kart World may not be the revolutionary upgrade fans have wanted, especially after the feature and content-rich Mario Kart 8, but it presents a scale the series hasn't seen yet. Should Mario Kart World add in new racers and even expand its courses, then I think the game will see a long life ahead of it.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers could have been this studio's Lies of P moment, but much of its design creates unnecessary friction toward the player that can feel off-putting and can leave you scratching your head on where to go next.