Rosh Kelly

The Nintendo Switch OLED model offers a range of visual, audio, and quality of life upgrades to the near half-decade old console.

Sable offers the chance to explore at your own speed, with your own goals, and without the need to exert violence or experience shock twists.

D&D: Dark Alliance is a flawed game in an incredible world. The combat has grains of brilliance layered under issues and frustrations.

If you’re a damage-soaking tank at heart, the Devastator is the class to pick in Outriders. Read our guide to learn how to play it at its best

We checked out a demo of the upcoming Spellbreak Chapter 2 - The Fracture season, due to introduce more game modes and cosmetics to the game.

Partisans 1941 blends differing aspects of the tactical squad genre with mixed results, as the actual combat leaves to be desired.

Lost Ember is a game that wants you to take your time and take in the beauty around you, and it absolutely nails these goals.

Draugen is an enthralling series of mysteries wrapped in a beautiful, haunting landscape. It's hard not to play it to the end to find out what happened.

We. The Revolution is a great concept. Unfortunately, it falls down at one of its key moments, but the overall experience is still tense and atmospheric.

There are a couple of issues here and there, but ultimately Battlefleet: Gothic Armada II feels fun and powerful, even if you don't know the source material

There is something enjoyable in Steel Rats, but also a lot it doesn't get quite right. Against the other games of the season, Steel Rats just can’t compete.

Pathfinder: Kingmaker is a huge game. The depths of its mechanics seem to have no limit, which also means it is not an easy game to jump into.

Mini Metro is nothing like real public transport. Millions of people don't have to use it each day, but they might just want to instead.

We checked out The Settlers, a new chapter in the long-standing strategy series made by Ubisoft Blue Byte, at Gamescom. It's due in Fall 2019

Dead in Vinland is a Viking game in the style of Darkest Dungeon. It's fun, well paced and slightly overcomplicated, but ultimately worth it.

A beautiful game with a simple, engrossing theme running throughout it all. You might think you've seen something like Masters of Anima before, but it has more to offer than it would seem at first glance.

ECHO is creepy and imaginative and despite some flaws that come with the limited budget, it offers a lot of engaging, memorable and unique moments.

The Chines Room's Dear Esther is even better in this Landmark Edition. Do yourself a favor and buy it, if you haven't played the game already.

Broken Sword 5 is a reminder of just how entertaining point and click adventures can be.