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Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1/2

Expedition 33 is one of those games that really must be experienced for yourself. In addition to its gorgeous art direction and haunting score, it provides a fascinating story, punctuated with deeply satisfying turn-based combat where you have to pay attention to real-time events in order to dodge or parry. In the end, its story and characters will stick with you long after credits roll.

✅ Price check: $49.99 at Steam

Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1/2

Just when you thought extraction shooters had been done to death, Embark Studios' online PvP and PvE multiplayer launched and blew everyone away. It offers challenging yet rewarding gameplay with loot that feels worth fighting for.

✅ Price check: $39.99 at Steam

Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1/2

If you grew up with Harry Potter, then you've probably longed to visit the wizarding world, especially Hogwarts. Thankfully, the Deluxe Edition of this open-world game allows you to do just that, and in style with deluxe Dark Arts items. You'll be able to attend classes in the 1890s, explore the castle, fly on a broom, capture fantastic creatures, and uncover an evil plot.

✅ Price check: $10.49 at Steam

With its minimal HUD, compelling story, and breathtaking landscapes, Ghost of Tsushima managed to capture just about everyone's attention when it launched. Jin Sakai's home is being invaded by the Mongols, and he must decide whether to keep to his Samurai ways or blend into the shadows when reclaiming his home.

✅ Price check: $35.99 at Steam

If you haven't checked out Dave the Diver yet, you really should. It offers a gameplay loop where you go exploring underwater to find items and go fishing by day, and then use what you've acquired to manage a sushi joint at night. Being able to level up your gear, explore further underwater, and upgrade your restaurant gives you something to keep coming back to.

✅ Price check: $10.99 at Steam

Windows Central review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

KCD2 is arguably the most underrated Game of the Year nominee and an adventure that medieval RPG fans shouldn't skip out on. Young Henry gets caught up in a tale of revenge and betrayal while traveling with his friend Sir Hans Capon. The decisions you make have lasting consequences as you make your way through this tale.

✅Price check: $79.99 at Steam

Coming to the age where you can play Minecraft is almost like a rite of passage in my family. In most cases, my nieces and nephews have immediately taken to exploring this blocky world and creating the worlds they imagine. It's a great outlet for creativity that you can share with others. If you or a family member haven't checked out this insanely popular sandbox game yet, I highly recommend it.

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Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1/2

As a diver, it's your job to help fight a war against powerful alien enemies that threaten humanity. Ever since its release last year, Helldivers 2 has regularly received updates with engaging new content to keep you and your squad coming back for more.

✅ Price check: $31.99 at Steam

Windows Central review

With Amazon's Fallout Season 2 show coming out soon, it's the perfect time to revisit Fallout 4 or check it out for the first time. After a nuclear disaster, you, your spouse, and your baby make your way into a vault. However, your spouse is soon killed, and your baby taken. It's up to you to explore the wasteland and find out what happened to your child.

✅ Price check: $39.99 at Steam

After years and years of waiting, Silksong finally released and managed to soar above and beyond expectations. In this souls-like Metroidvania, it's up to you to fight your way through brutal enemies and dangerous landscapes.

✅ Price check: $19.99 at Steam

As a bonus, you might want to consider grabbing an Xbox Game Pass subscription. This membership grants access to hundreds of games on PC and Xbox, so you can jump from one title to the next as soon as you're done playing.

Not available at Steam