Every game here was played to completion and scored against our public rubric. No early-access impressions dressed up as verdicts, no scores traded for access. Filter by genre or search for a title.
9.0
A sprawling open-world RPG that trusts you to get lost. The combat takes a few hours to click, but once it does, few games this year reward curiosity so generously.
8.0
A lean, mean single-player shooter that remembers gunplay is a craft. Short campaign, but every level is sharpened to a point.
8.5
A turn-based strategy game with the soul of a good board game. Deep, readable systems and one of the smartest campaigns of the year.
9.5
A hand-painted narrative adventure about memory and distance. Small in scope, enormous in feeling — the indie highlight of the year.
7.5
An ambitious tactics game with brilliant ideas and rough edges. The core is excellent; the presentation needs another pass.
8.0
A survival game that finally understands pacing. Tense early, calm later, and never grindy for its own sake.
7.0
A stylish arcade racer with a killer soundtrack and a thin career mode. Great in short bursts, lighter over the long haul.
8.5
A psychological horror game built on restraint rather than jump scares. It gets under your skin and stays there.
7.5
An ambitious space-logistics sim with a steep climb and a satisfying payoff. Not for everyone, but its fans will adore it.
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