Horizon: Forbidden West is the second title in the planned Horizon trilogy, and it packs an incredible punch in all areas. It’s visually stunning, has some fluid combat, a highly detailed world, and advances the plot while introducing some more exciting twists.
Dying Light 2: Stay Human is able to keep the series fresh in an increasingly crowded world of zombie-infested adventures. The parkour elements, enhanced combat and the sheer size of the game world have all been taken to the next level.
Firegirl is an ambitious game that offers some truly intriguing game mechanics. You will find your superhero firefighter girl in a constant battle with some very angry, living flames as you save your city in this exciting rogue-like platformer.
Pokemon Legends Arceus tosses players out into a wild land to explore, collect items for crafting, and, of course, to catch Pokemon. This exploration-heavy game will thrill any Pokemon lovers looking for something exciting and new.
The Vampire Regent is an interactive text adventure where you, as the leader of your city, must protect your fellow vampire’s interests, maintain your power and try to enjoy the privileged life of an undead monster.
Our Modern Gamer fondly remembers the classic Outlaw Star anime while playing They Always Run this week, a gritty space western side scroller featuring a Clint Eastwood, Cad Bane type mercenary with three arms and lots of attitude.
ELEX II offers players a living science fiction RPG world to explore that’s filled with interesting characters and potential companions, terrifying monsters, mysterious places to discover, solid combat, a tight plot and so much more.
Not every single game we play has to have a deep plot or hundreds of hours of roleplaying content. Some games are just silly and fun, like the gun-toting gameplay found in Trigger Witch, a cute 2D shooter that combines cute pixel graphics with white hot action.
This week our Modern Gamer does some seriously cute cart racing in Pinchcliffe Grand Prix, which is known as Flaklypa in its native Norway. If you are Norwegian, the game is probably nostalgic, but anyone can enjoy the amusing mini-games and racing action.
With the 1.5 patch and a move to next generation consoles, we finally get the Cyberpunk 2077 game that we all wanted. The road to get here has been unbelievably rocky, but now we can all enjoy the glory and grime that makes up the magnificent metropolis of Night City.
