PC Release Scores

SEGA’s dimension‑warping arcade racer hits PC with Travel Rings that fling you across land, sea, air, space—and a big roster with deep vehicle tuning. Consensus: tight handling and inventive tracks make it the best Sonic racer in years; slightly leaner content than rivals is the main caveat.

A comprehensive remake of Falcom’s classic JRPG lands on PC with new HD visuals, dual combat modes (turn‑based and real‑time), fresh voice work, and welcome quality‑of‑life updates. Consensus: faithful and polished—world‑building and characters shine anew; minor quibbles about familiarity don’t dent a stellar return.

Run a seaside second‑hand store on PC: source, price, and curate your inventory as you park your van in scenic spots and befriend locals. Consensus: a charming, low‑stress management loop with surprising depth and warmth; occasional notes about light challenge or a thin story don’t spoil the vibe.

Riot’s free‑to‑play 2v2 tag fighter hits PC in early access, letting you run solo (controlling both champs) or with a partner across approachable but deceptively deep mechanics. Consensus: strong fundamentals and teamplay focus make for a compelling start with a healthy roadmap ahead.

Square Enix’s seminal tactical RPG returns to PC with enhanced visuals, full voice acting, and smart quality‑of‑life upgrades while preserving the political intrigue and deep job system that defined the original. Consensus: a superb remaster and the best way to play FFT today; minor knocks for trimmed War of the Lions content don’t dent the acclaim.

A hand‑drawn narrative horror adventure arrives on PC, sending you from Bunny Hall orphanage into the uncanny kingdom of Corolla with stealth, light platforming, and puzzle‑driven setpieces. Consensus: striking art direction and mood with solid pacing; occasional rough edges don’t blunt the overall spell.

A turn-based JRPG lands on PC with a sprawling roster of 400+ Digimon, time‑twisting stakes, and a robust collect‑and‑evolve loop. Consensus: a polished, content‑rich return for the series—combat depth and customization shine, while some story beats and dungeon repetition draw mixed notes.

A roguelite slot‑machine nightmare on PC where you build synergies and push risk for escalating rewards in a claustrophobic, system‑driven loop. Consensus: surprisingly deep and dangerously moreish design that channels Balatro‑style inventiveness with its own sinister identity.

Techland’s open‑world survival horror returns on PC with Kyle Crane’s vengeance‑driven hunt, folding feral powers into parkour and brutal melee across a dense new zone. Consensus: a leaner, nastier sequel that refines traversal and combat while sticking to familiar strengths.

A cozy automation adventure lands on PC—build factories, restore a town, and tinker your way to a home‑grown rocket. Consensus: warmly received for approachable systems, charm, and satisfying progression, with enough depth to hook sim fans.