This digital adaptation of Everdell feels more like a clunky tool for playing a board game you're already familiar with than a welcoming experience.

This introspective puzzle game occasionally disrupts its own flow but is otherwise a pretty special experience.

The latest title from Tinytouchtales is yet another great card-based roguelike, and easily their most ambitious one yet.

This text adventure is easy to jump in and out of regardless of your familiarity with the series, partially because it lacks dramatic stakes.

The follow up to Hero Emblems adds some wrinkles to its solid puzzle combat but mostly just feels like more Hero Emblems.

This turn-based tactics game is clearly meant to be played in a very specific way.

This roguelite fps has enough variety to be a serviceable solo experience, but it's best enjoyed with others.

This solo card game serves up fast, fresh, and fun puzzling using plain old playing cards.

This free-to-play has some inspired aesthetics but otherwise feels like a full embrace of pay-to-win design.

This battle royale's genre-bending ideas are sound but they need some more room to breathe.