Blending classic city management with a truly unique premise, The Wandering Village challenges players to build a thriving village on the back of a colossal creature. With survival tied to both your people and your Onbu companion, it’s a charming builder that stands out from the crowd.
The sprawling adventure of Sengoku Dynasty makes a smooth transition from PC to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. With improved combat controls and faster load times, the console edition feels right at home, even if a few clunky menu issues hold it back from perfection.
Part deck-builder and part tower defense, Deck of Haunts puts players in control of a sentient haunted mansion determined to fend off unwanted guests. With great card mechanics, eerie atmosphere and a steep but rewarding learning curve, it’s a hauntingly fun choice for gamers looking to kick off spooky season in style.
Upin and Ipin Universe is an open-world adventure based on the hit cartoon Upin and Ipin, and it captures the show’s charm and lively style with cooperative play that encourages families to share the adventure. Young fans will enjoy stepping into their favorite cartoon’s village.
Prison adventure Back to the Dawn blends noir drama and Lovecraftian weirdness into one of the most entertaining indie RPGs of the year. It includes over one hundred quests and several endings. Prison life has never been this strange, strategic or hilarious.
In a refreshing change from the usual action-packed Middle Earth fare, Tales of the Shire focuses on gardening, cooking and forging friendships. Cozy, charming and surprisingly deep, it’s the perfect title for anyone who’s ever dreamed of settling down in the Shire.
In a world flooded with zombie games, this strategy-heavy survival sim stands out by trading twitch reflexes for job boards and resource juggling. Whether you’re fending off the undead on PC or mobile, Final Outpost: Definitive Edition challenges your wits more than your trigger finger.
Days Gone Remastered doesn’t reinvent the ride, but it makes it a lot smoother. With cranked-up visuals, tighter controls and a few gnarly new modes, this PS5 upgrade brings Deacon St. John’s undead road trip roaring back to life. And at just ten bucks, it’s a hell of a tune-up for your old hog.
It’s been a long time since we got to play anything new in the Commandos series. But now Commandos: Origins brings that classic World War II series back to life in 14 over the top, war-changing missions with all the modern bells and whistles found in top tier games.
At times both gritty and goofy, The Precinct challenges players to take on the tough job of a beat cop in the crime infested city of Averno. It’s every bit as good as any 1980s television police drama show, just with players dropped into the center of the action.
