Returning to Moonlighter 2 in its 1.0 release feels less like a revelation and more like a refined return to a game we already loved. Digital Sun expands the biomes, shop mechanics, and combat paths, but unlocking the final story vaults demands a serious dungeon grind.
Patrice Désilets' long-delayed project is finally playable. 1666: Amsterdam is a bizarre blend of Assassin's Creed DNA, 17th-century alchemy, time-bending cat spirits, and moonlit demon hunts. It has clunky combat and engine performance issues, but its stunning art style and atmospheric exploration make it impossible to ignore.
Frogwares abandons the open world to deliver a focused, claustrophobic survival horror experience in The Sinking City 2. Read our full review covering Calvin and Faye's journey, the new combat mechanics, inventory friction, and real-world developer tributes.
Pax Autocratica delivers a high-octane rogue-lite shooter where you manage outposts, explore star maps, and dive into chaotic first-person battles. The race between rushing objective conditions and farming game-changing cores creates a fun, aggressive loop, even if the repetition sets in after a few runs.
Reminiscent of Disco Elysium, Celestial Return is a dirty, risky, and abstract sci-fi noir RPG driven by a finite dice economy.
World-class talent is right in our backyard. Direct from XP Game Summit 2026, we sit down with ACTRA Toronto's Elana Dunkelman and Myles Dobson to discuss their upcoming low-budget indie agreement, the vital fight for AI protections, and how games are giving Canadian creators true cultural sovereignty.
IO Interactive delivers a generational triumph with 007: First Light. Read our full review of this brutal, cinematic James Bond origin story starring Patrick Gibson, and find out why it’s the definitive spy sandbox we've been waiting for.
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