Monster Camp is an outrageous dating sim where you go through hilarious conversations, play drinking games around a campfire, and ultimately try to snag a date to the meteor shower at the end of the summer.
Bugsnax is a quirky adventure that welcomes you into its world of adorable snack creatures and invites you to try to catch them all, and it’s one of the most superb little games we’ve played this year.
Watch Dogs: Legion takes the franchise in an exciting and experimental new direction, allowing the player to become any citizen they see in the game’s depiction of London. In sacrificing one main character in the pursuit of many, Legion expands on the most interesting and compelling part of the series — the people.
Unrailed! is an exciting co-op game where the only goal is to keep a moving train from crashing and burning. It does a superb job marrying utterly simple gameplay with stressfully high stakes, and it’s essential for lovers of couch co-op.
The newest addition to the Port Royale series is beautiful and expansive, with new turn-based naval battles and a decent number of construction projects that expand the city-building elements, but it unfortunately falls short in keeping the gameplay engaging or addicting.
Doraemon: Story of Seasons is a stunning crossover between the popular Japanese manga and anime classic and the decades-old farming simulation series. With striking visuals, an incredible soundtrack and great gameplay, it’s one of the best titles the series has ever offered.
With the power to customize everything from the characters in your party to the enemies you face and the abilities you play with, Popup Dungeon is truly a limitless achievement that embraces player creativity.
Ary and the Secret of Seasons is an upbeat indie adventure that’s perfect for kids and undeniably full of charm. Unfortunately, it feels incomplete and unpolished in ways that wear away this charm all too fast.
Per Aspera plans to be the next addition to the world of space colonization games, marrying heavy narrative focus to the likes of Firewatch with classic base building simulation.
Ary and the Secret of Seasons tells the story of a young girl who sets off to save the world by harnessing the magical powers of each season. It’s colorful, creative and full of feel-good charm, but will the jovial yet juvenile experience hold up for children and adults alike?
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