James Lynch
Valheim is finally hitting its 1.0 version after years of development alongside players, and it marks the start of a whole new era for the game.
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North is back with a new Legacy Edition that has come out of left field, but should service fans nicely.
Madden NFL is back for another year, and while there are some notable improvements this time around, the same old problems still linger.
If you liked any of the previous games in the series, then it’s difficult to see how you won’t love this one.
Happily, the good times for Dragon Quest fans are very much continuing with the release of the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake. It looks great, it plays well and it’s solid value for money with the amount of playtime you get across both games.
It’s immersive, delightful fun and it’s packed with little moments that should see it resonate with a big audience.
Small issues aside, Borderlands 4 should give fans of the series most, if not all, of the experiences they were looking for.
All things considered, Abyssus is a good game with a solid foundation, that could easily be a great game come future patches.