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Whether it's indies, tent-pole AAAs, or something in between, these are GameSkinny's highest-scored games of 2022.

As Dusk Falls is gripping from start to finish and has a lot to say, becoming one of the few games where your choices actually can upend the story.

Citizen Sleeper crafts a gorgeously written and thoughtfully conceptualized Cyberpunk world using RPG mechanics inspired by the best in tabletop gaming.

We Were Here Forever has some good ideas but stumbles into unbalanced puzzles that leave one player standing around and sounding like Darth Vader in their walkie-talkie.

Trek to Yomi is a gorgeous samurai adventure with satisfying 2D action and some unfortunately frustrating...

For all of its darkness, Martha is Dead can’t seem to find the...

The free update brings a long awaited feature to the indie hack and slash roguelike. But only for one platform so far.

Infernax is a lovingly crafted, gory homage to the bygone days of the NES.

While it's packed with old-school hack and slash action, Blackwind's lack of variety and lackluster mechanics leave a lot to be desired.

Infernax will be bringing it's gory pixelated nostalgia to all lovers of old school gaming this Valentine's Day.

From indies to AAAs and everything in between, these are our highest-scored games of 2021.

Before Your Eyes is a surprise Game of the Year contender. We spoke to the team about its inception, tracking the early Twitch explosion, and why there's no happy ending.

Weird West is due out next year. We got to play a few hours of this immersive sim early and came away with our expectations unholstered.

Unpacking is simple in concept but complex, interesting, and ultimately meditative in execution. Simply put, it's delightful.

Chorus is spacey shooter game with some unique mechanics that lead to interesting tactics in a strange world. But will it all coalesce into a memorable harmony?

The Artful Escape is a kaleidoscopic coming-of-age story that is a joy to move through, even if the actual gameplay is sometimes hardly there.

The '90s are back, sort of, in a comic book/urban fantasy mash-up that provides some co-op fun but can't quite live up to the rest of its genre.

Black Book is an RPG/CCG/detective simulator/visual novel where you're either the villain or weakly trying not to be.

Variable State rejects one-hit-wonder status with its long-awaited follow-up, Last Stop, a game that feels equal parts arthouse and blockbuster.

Steam Next Fest continues through the weekend with hundreds of demos to play. Here are eight promising indie games you should download (and wishlist) now.