Through manifestations of meager prayer, The Miracle has returned awakening the slumber of The Penitent One who must raise a new weapon in Blasphemous 2.

A casual and fun RPG, Video Game Fables offers a relaxing gameplay experience while calling back to the 16-bit fantasy role-playing games of old.

The developers at Fabraz make the jump from 2D platforming to 3D platforming with Demon Turf, a sassy adventure featuring hip-hop tracks and a unique art direction.

From two brother game developers comes Toodee and Topdee, a game that expands an idea into their first commercial game. How does this mind-bending puzzle game fare?

Lamentum continues the trend of unique horror offerings from publisher Neon Doctrine (formerly known as Another Indie) but how does this pixel art survival horror game hold up? Justin has the review!

Death’s Door from Acid Nerve (published by Devolver Digital) doesn’t add much in the way of new for the action-adventure genre but it does refine the formula beautifully into a game that is absolutely worth playing.

Cyber Shadow recaptures the magic of classic Ninja Gaiden with some modern improvements. Shovel Knight publisher Yacht Club throws in their support for this new indie action platformer.

Vigil The Longest Night comes from developer Glass Heart Games and publisher Another Indie as a 2D Gothic approach to the metroidvania and soulslike genres. Read why we recommend checking out this gruesome gem of a game.

Allowing players to be powerful valkyrie conductors in their own rock opera, BPM: Bullets Per Minute is just plain cool, addictive, and begs for player mastery.

Tribute Games follow up their gem Flinthook with a game with a bit more metal. Panzer Paladin features retro flair and a unique weapon system but how does it hold up against other retro-inspired titles? Joe reviews.

Reflecting on the darkness of an uncertain youth, Elden: Path of the Forgotten is a Lovecraftian adventure game published by Another Indie. We interviewed the game’s lead developer and took that knowledge into our review.

Coming from a studio founded by one of the minds behind Halo and Master Chief, Disintegration blends FPS action with RTS strategy in a game unique enough to be refreshing and deep enough to be engaging.

One Step From Eden is a game that gives back as much as the player puts in, utilizing a hard to learn but satisfying to master emulation of the mechanics featured in the retro Mega Man Battle Network series.

Sky Racket is a delightful blend of shoot-em-up arcade action and the tennis style Breakout strategy. This coupled with the bonkers visuals and poppy music makes it a unique experience.

Doom Eternal is a hallmark entry in the first-person shooter genre that has few faults. The game’s chess-like combat is mechanically pleasing and begs for mastery.

Continuing mastery of the remake, Capcom has shown excellence with Resident Evil 2. We recently played through the game on Steam and it has become an instant favorite for horror and action fans alike.

A grounded story of a kid growing up lost in a world who finds salvation in an arcade, 198X has players reliving arcade memories and hitting them with a weighted narrative. Here is our review of the Steam version.

Hollow Knight takes you through an incredible handcrafted world that is so hauntingly beautiful that you nearly cannot turn away. All of this comes in a cute and creepy bug form.

Getting around to it long after release, Alien Isolation still holds up as one of the best representations of the franchise with only a few areas that could use improvement. It’s also coming to Switch soon.