Superficial shakeups leave New Dawn feeling familiar to a fault for longtime Far Cry fans, but the gunplay is still satisfying
Last Year's core gameplay is solid, but the thrills are short-lived due to a lack of content
Few games serve up more nonstop action and destructive freedom than Just Cause 4
Mutant Year Zero builds on some promising ideas but comes crashing down hard on an unsatisfying cliffhanger ending
The Hitman formula still demands extraordinary patience and a fondness for replaying the same levels, but fans of 2016's reboot will find plenty to love
Phantom Doctrine demands the patience and calculation of a cold-blooded assassin, but the methodical style of play is rewarding
Donkey Kong Adventure offers up more turn-based entertainment, but its timing and standalone nature limit its appeal
Flipping your first few houses is fun, but the game doesn't have the scope or flexibility to stay interesting for long
Kingdom Come serves up an intriguing personal story and a detailed world worth exploring. However, on a technical level, the game is broken
The Frozen Wilds offers a new and condensed mystery that hits most of the same notes players loved about the main game
Pinball FX 3 provides some new ways to enjoy your pinball collection, even if your rivalries are a bit more buried
Hidden Agenda doesn't live up to Supermassive's interactive take on the teen slasher genre, but still weaves a suspenseful mystery worth more than one playthrough
While Kingdom Battle's puzzles won't win any awards, the robust selection of challenging tactical battles entertains from beginning to end
The cat-and-mouse gameplay is exciting and captures classic horror-movie moments – when the game actually works, which isn't often enough
The classic Tetris and Puyo Puyo action is enjoyable, but the new modes are letdowns
The barebones arena action offers too few thrills. If the distracting visuals don't turn you off, the sophomoric humor and constant barrage of insults will
1-2-Switch belongs in a mall kiosk with a 10-minute play limit – though most potential customers would probably walk away empty-handed long before then
Horizon doesn't reinvent open-world gaming, but it delivers consistent fun, challenge, and intrigue from start to finish
The super-sized environments require more patience than ever, along with a willingness to continually revisit the same locations
Horrendous load times, arbitrary progression restrictions, and downright confusing design drain ReCore of its potential