Erik Hodges

Fans of the puzzle genre are sure to have a fun time unraveling the threads of this mutliversal conundrum, conveniently located within an apartment complex.

Low-Budget Repairs flips the fantasy of home renovation on its head with vodka, half-assed plaster jobs, and a litany of cost-cutting measures.

Lootbound impresses with great art and great mechanics, making an experience that you'll struggle to let go... much like that legendary but under leveled piece of gear you're hanging on to.

Creepshow is a fun but flawed first entry into what I hope will be a franchise with further, improved-upon releases.

Wreck Runners is a fine entry into the co-op extraction genre, with solid genre fundamentals, but it isn't likely to make you a fan of the genre if you aren't already one.

Like a reoccurring nightmare, Twisted Tower is sure to stick with you long after you've escaped it.

Darkest Dungeon: The Fire's Edge is a fine, non-intrusive, complimentary DLC for Darkest Dungeon, adding new content to the game without drastically changing the original experience.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Cost of Hope is the best the game has to offer, but also feels like cut content repackaged for a DLC price.

Yet Another Zombie Survivors may not offer any surprises for genre fans, but for die-hard fans of the survivors genre, it's an easy recommendation.

LIFTED knows exactly what it wants to be, and it accomplishes that goal with style, humor, and a lot of heart.