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A fantastic collection for fans of Capcom's delightful Disney platformers, now with added Goof Troop.

A satisfying sequel oozing with grim, dark charm that's easy to recommend to fans of 40k and strat fans alike.

Voidling Bound offers silly repetitive fun, especially if you have ever wished you could control your turn-based creature battlers directly, 3rd person shooter style. I had a great time, and whilst I'm sure mileage might vary, I recommend giving it a go.

Riven returns with a superb remake that modernises its mysterious world while its multi-layered brain teasers remain as tricky as ever.

Dumb fun that strikes a great balance between racing and krumping. It just needs a few more humies playing it.

War's journey remains one of the strongest action-adventure experiences of its generation, combining satisfying combat, rewarding exploration, and memorable dungeon design. Its post-apocalyptic world is packed with secrets, powerful enemies, and a story that keeps pushing you toward answers. Even years later, the adventure still feels engaging thanks to its focused design and strong sense of progression.

A satisfying yet streamlined JRPG that is more character study than grand adventure.

First Light does not break the mold in any meaningful ways, while not being a bad game either. In fact, IOI's first forray with 007 is pretty great. And with their history of updates and meaningful sequels - I look forward where 007 goes next.

A desperate search through a quarantined city quickly spirals into a journey filled with unsettling discoveries and difficult truths. Blending retro survival horror design with a futuristic world, the adventure balances exploration, resource management, and suspense across a tightly paced campaign. Though brief, it delivers plenty of atmosphere, mystery, and reasons to see the story through more than once.

Realm of Ink sets itself apart with a gorgeous art style that makes every run through its isometric hack-and-slash roguelite world a feast for the eyes.