With fun gameplay and some unique mechanics, Last Flag is a fun take on a classic children's game, but a lack of content and variety in matches at launch might turn away some people after a few matches. Still, at this stage, it's a fun game with a strong foundation to build on in the coming months.

MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is a new IP shooter at a bargain price. It boasts a stunning rubber hose art style and bombastic soundtrack that compliments its fun level design and solid gunplay.

Marathon is a tense, addictive extraction shooter that pairs Bungie’s best-in-class gunplay with a rewarding progression loop that keeps you coming back for more. While it’s held back slightly by limited variety, its high-stakes design makes it one of the strongest entries in the genre.

Super Meat Boy 3D is equally addicting and infuriating, resulting in me swearing like a sailor but unable to tear myself away as I watched Super Meat Boy sliced, diced, and suffer repeated deaths as I worked tirelessly to finally overcome each level, but the sensory overload it brings with it can be too much at times.

Gray Zone Warfare represents a stunning example of what happens when a dedicated, devoted developer expresses nothing but passion for the core product they have created. It's without a doubt a best-in-class title that has untold amounts of potential in store, and after the 0.4 update, it's an open-world tactical shooter that simply must be experienced to be believed.

Crimson Desert is a game of extremes. At its best, it offers a breathtaking world filled with meaningful exploration, impressive scale, and genuinely thrilling battles. However, that brilliance is occasionally weighed down by an overabundance of unfocused systems, a weak narrative, and combat that struggles to maintain consistency.