If you’re looking for a new roguelite to play, Have a Nice Death is a solid option.

Wanted: Dead isn’t for everyone. But for those who dig straight-up action games with a little silliness and miss the classics of both the PS2 and PS3 days, you’ll find that very specific style of play here.

Journey to the Savage Planet: Employee of the Month Edition is a beguiling Metroid Prime-like adventure that’s filled with great gameplay, gorgeous graphics, and funny writing.

Team Deathmatch in Apex Legends is a fast and entertaining mode that’ll keep you busy in between rounds of Trios and Duos. It’s not perfect, but it’s a great alternative that’s a blast to play.

Hi-Fi Rush from The Evil Within developer Tango Gameworks is a highly entertaining rhythm beat ’em up, and it’s really easy to get lost in its musically driven world.

There’s an undeniable amount of charm to Persona 3 Portable that makes it worth revisiting (or checking out for the first time) if you love a good JRPG.

Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider is far from perfect, but there’s plenty of fun to be had here.

If you’re looking for something that’s kind of fun, Kukoos: Lost Pets might satisfy, but it’s far from great.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is still awesome after seven years. And the Next-Gen Update adds some nice graphical and performance upgrades to make the game worth revisiting all over again.

Ghost Song looks pretty cool, but its surface level substance only goes so far.

Gungrave G.O.R.E. is held back by constraints and tropes that are too antiquated for the game’s own good.

Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 is a wonderfully paced shooter that offers all the fun looting aspects that battle royale games are known for.

In a lot of ways, Beholgar is a really cool game. But it sadly falls victim to some setbacks that come as a result of being a little too retro.

She Wants Me Dead is the type of game that means well, but too many flaws keep it from being enjoyable.

If you’re into artful, contemplative games, you’ll probably like Voyage. That said, other titles like Journey and A Short Hike provide overall more enjoyable experiences.

Cult of the Lamb from Massive Monster and Devolver Digital is intriguing, engaging, and addictive. It’ll sink its hooks deep and keep you entertained all the way through.

Midnight Fight Express is a fun, action-packed beat ’em up for the most part, though it does place too much emphasis on exposition at times.

The Company Man touches on some poignant workplace culture themes. It’s just a shame that the gameplay is mostly middling.

Demon Throttle is like a trip back to the ‘80s and feels like something you would’ve played on the NES. And damn, is it ever awesome.

Hell Pages isn’t going to win any awards or achieve GOTY status, but it is going to provide you with a couple hours of entertainment.