Gears of War: E-Day is a good entry point.
Ace Combat is back with Wings of Theve, and although the campaign doesn't hit all the right notes, it's still a classic Ace Combat experience.
Silent Hill: Townfall offers a different flavor than most Silent Hill games, and while that may turn some people off, it also draws others in with its unique, intimate setting.
The new Fire Emblem will either win over fans or put them off.
This time it's a win.
It's finally back.
Game Freak continues to surprise us.
If you're into co-op games at all, you should give Big Walk a chance.
This time it comes with a few bells and whistles.
Rick, Daryl, Michonne and the gang return.
Star Fox has had its share of remakes.
It's a cozy one-two punch that will appeal to certain types of gamers, but not everyone will be on board. Like several other solo Yoshi games, Yoshi And The Mysterious Book doesn't set out to reinvent the genre. If you go in with the right expectations, you'll have a good time clearing levels now and then at a relaxing pace.
From the developer of the out-of-nowhere indie hit Call of the Sea.
Mouse: P.I. For Hire has more than enough personality to go around.
Capcom is back at it again.
Billed as a battle-first game, Pokémon Champions has a lot of potential.
WoW Midnight is very ambitious.
Even if you're not keen on the multiplayer aspect of Bellabel Park, Super Mario Bros. Wonder is still worth playing if you've never experienced it. With the addition of Rosalina, a few extra challenges, and the expansive multiplayer mode, you'll have even more to work through in what is ostensibly a massive 2D Mario experience.
The extraction shooter genre is hard to get right.
If you already own the Disney Afternoon Collection, you may not want to pay full price to upgrade just for two games. With any luck, we'll get DLC for existing versions that add Goof Troop, an essential missing piece of the Disney Afternoon puzzle.