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More than two years after its Early Access release, Enshrouded 1.0 delivers on everything that was originally promised with flying colours.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 finds a great mix to please longtime W40K players and newcomers, although veterans will find themselves leaving with a lot more enjoyment.

Valor Mortis is a well-realised Soulslike FPS with a 19th-century coat of paint that enthusiasts of the genre will surely enjoy.

Bluey's Happy Snaps' photography theme justifies another virtual romp through Bluey's world, though it can't quite escape feeling like a tablet game blown up for consoles.

Ratatan takes everything that was good about its spiritual predecessor and applies it to a faster, roguelike experience that really grooves.

Allogloom is a beautiful, short game with an amazing, twisted art style, deep lore, and simple yet fun puzzles.

Nivalis Nights is a decent business management sim, but it fails to really build on its cyberpunk setting and gets a bit boring after a while.

Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival is not without its issues, but looking past its pale and dead exterior reveals one of the best licensed horror games ever made.

Order of the Sinking Star has a lot of interesting mechanics, but its central conceit of block-pushing puzzles makes the game a bit dull after a while.

Silver Pines is a masterpiece.