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Gameplay-wise, this is far more than just Anno with an eyepatch. It is entirely its own beast, pulling off a brilliant, peg-legged balancing act between city-building and exploration that constantly hooks you into near-endless play sessions.

A blast of fast-paced action, whether you're running solo or in co-op. Tons of upgrade options and challenging levels will definitely keep you hooked.

Bungie's classic shooter gets a massive glow-up with this graphics upgrade. Fresh content, smoother gameplay, and cool new ways to boost replayability really round out the whole package.

Anyone in the mood for a Lovecraftian version of Dave the Diver—and who doesn't care for sushi anyway—should feel right at home and give Drop Rate's game a try. Despite the comparisons, Dive or Die is highly original and delivers a remarkably addictive pull.

Denshattack! is packed with ideas - more than most video game series' manage to produce during ten iterations. Visually, acoustically and in terms of gameplay this is arcade at its best and one of the best games coming out this year.

Disappointing DLC expansion with annoying, unconvincingly written characters that's also lacking the challenging resource as well as people management of the main game.

Echoes of Aincrad delivers an extensive and visually impressive action RPG, but it also forces players to contend with confusing level design, stiff movement, a repetitive gameplay loop, and many similar enemy types. If you're simply looking for a polished Sword Art Online game to unwind with after work by grinding through one or two missions, you'll still find plenty of enjoyable hours.

An ambitious remake of the iconic 2013 pirate game that more than does justice to the original.

Stylish factory simulation in which the fun - thanks to excellent controls - begins at creating the automated processes.

A puzzle game with all the familiar traits of a Zach-like - and the weakest of its kind.