"Despite almost four years of Early Access, Striving for Light feels as unpolished, and doomed to obscurity in 2025 as it completes its Early Access journey, as it did in 2021 when it first entered Steam Early Access."
Stellaris is so far ahead of its competitors in the genre that it would take a jump to lightspeed at this point for them to catch up.
I didn't expect even to like Fuga: Melodies of Steel, let alone love it, and honestly, it opened my eyes to just how much the anthropomorphic JRPG sub-genre has to offer.
Despite having the weakest campaign in the history of the series, Call of Duty Black Ops III redeems itself by offering the most robust zombie mode offering in the franchise's history alongside passable, if not enjoyable, multiplayer content.
Holdfast is unintentionally one of the most hysterical games on Steam, and I fully recommend it to fans of reenactment and crazy schemes alike.
While Factorio looks and sounds like something that would only excite the nerdiest of gamers, it has a lot to offer gamers from all walks of life and is one of the most polished and successful titles to exit the Steam Early Access program.
While Far Cry 6 is "more of the same", Fans of the franchise will enjoy exploring Yara and interacting with a large cast of colourful characters.
ArcheAge is the perfect example of why short-term profits at the expense of long-term profitability and customer satisfaction is a recipe for disaster.
Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms is a fun and friendly free-2-play title that could quickly become very costly for those who have a problem with impulse purchases.
It's not often that titles with fabulous review scores and critical acclaim die within days of launch, but that is exactly what happened to Strange Brigade in 2018.