I entered the world of Disturst with much anticipation – after all, the team of Cheerdealers advertised the title as a game inspired by John Carpenter’s 1982 classic, The Thing...

Merely six months after we unanimously decided on exactly which promising horror titles we’d be looking forward to this year, we got our hands on Conarium, ready to step into a virtual representation of H.P. Lovecraft’s haunting world.

Set in a world where androids wage a desperate war against machines in order to ensure the survival of the human race, NieR: Automata offers a thrilling ride of non-stop action, held up by a narrative that manages to engage, surprise, and even provoke thought.

When I first heard of Perception, I found the idea quite fascinating – after all, it doesn’t happen every day that one can try and survive a horror game – or at least an adventure game with dark themes – in the shoes of a blind person.

Five long years have passed since the conclusion of the original Mass Effect trilogy and the adventures of Commander Shepard – to this day, the series remains one of the most beloved western RPGs and a captivating space saga that countless gamers look back upon with nostalgia.