DeVuego

It has its foibles, but the sense of adventure is constant, and irresistible. That's what Crossing Souls sets out to achieve, really. Not a 16-bit Stranger Things knock-off but an earnest, big-hearted adventure. It embodies that intention throughout, making adventure its top priority at every juncture. Where other games might linger on puzzles for longer, this one says, 'quick, on to the next cool thing we have lined up!' Where some games might decide not to skip around from Suburbia to haunted forests to the Wild West for fear it might not make much sense, Crossing Souls launches itself into unexpected changes in setting and activity. And that makes it nearly impossible not to enjoy.