Systemic Reaction’s cooperative shooter looks great, plays even better, and seems to have a bright future ahead, going from the content available at launch and the developers’ constant interactions on the Steam Forums.
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Novaquark’s innovative sci-fi sandbox MMO suffers from uneven performance and annoying server issues, but its gameplay is unique enough to keep certain types of player hooked for years on end.
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Mediatonic’s massively multiplayer party game has all the makings of a big hit, based on my time with its latest closed Beta test.
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Eko Software’s upcoming action RPG seems to be taking the right cues from the giants of the genre.
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Outward offers an experience that very few modern RPGs can match, full of player choice and systems that we might not even notice they are there until we stumble upon them.´
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SCUM manages to avoid the most common survival game pitfalls, while at the same time offering fun gameplay and deep character customization that wouldn’t look out of place in a fully featured RPG.
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Even at this early stage, Maelstrom feels like a refreshing new take on the crowded Battle Royale genre, bringing good ideas to the field and backing them with finely tuned gameplay.
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Amid Evil’s fast paced combat and sprawling levels should catch the attention of shooter fans who have been patiently waiting for a Heretic/Hexen revival.
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With a singleplayer campaign in the works and dozens of hours of quality content already available, Northgard’s future looks very promising.
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Featuring an entertaining mix of exploration, resource management and turn-based combat, Iron Tides is Early Access done right.
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