This management game has some less-than-ideal blemishes but still manages to be a fun and satisfying experience.

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 perfectly serviceable roguelike mostly suffers from having a lot of higher quality competition.

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

This side-scrolling shooter proves that sometimes style can be the substance.

Diablo Immortal is a fine social rpg with a pacing problem, and absolutely none of that has to do with its monetization.

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

This shooter offers a lot of variety and feels good to play, but doesn't have much of a personality.

This best-in-class brawler makes its way to iOS in an uncompromised state, but still has the same warts of other games in the genre.