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Wield the power of a god, albeit a god paralyzed from the waist down, in Skydance Interactive's Archangel. While its crisp visuals stand unrivaled, the limited gameplay and tired story short this VR experience and leave expectations unmet.

Absurdity is king in Slime-San. A bouncy platformer with slick controls, filled to the brim with retro goodness and pop culture references.

With high speed movement reminiscent of both Quake and Unreal Tournament, LawBreakers feels familiar, but is also unique. Where it sets itself apart is through the addition of vertical movement options, large low gravity sections on each map, and creating a title that has a very high skill ceiling. The result is one of the fastest shooters I’ve ever played, and a game that feels unique despite its similarity to others.

The Downside isn't quite the dreary purgatory you would expect. Spending your exile taking part in the rites with your ragtag party of wanderers in Supergiant's latest title Pyre is probably the most enjoyable punishment out there.

Dish out commandments old testament style, and watch as your followers decide what to make of your divine word. Crest is a game all about simulating religion in all its loose and interpretive glory.

Rectangular Dragons, square vikings, and cubic snowstorms are your biggest problems in Kingdoms and Castles, a short and sweet medieval city builder from Lion Shield.

Slow down time and catch some bullets as we review Second Wind Interactive's new game, Just In Time Incorporated. Check it out!

CFWF absolutely has the potential to be something great. Unlike the other games in its genre, it has a robust skill tree, and beautiful graphics,  but unless you’ve been chomping at the bit for an open-world wizard game, it's not quite time yet.

Team Shifty's premier game scratches the itch to be a bullet-dodging, baddie-beating hero.

Ditch the wand and pointy hat as we take a look at Carbon Studio's early access game, The Wizards!