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.
apcom has thrills down to a science at this point, and Resident Evil Requiem delivers. Long-time fans are going to get more out of this entry than the previous two, and the development team seems to have mastered the first-person perspective. Here's hoping a VR mode comes eventually.
Squanch Games is bringing back the '90s vibe of comedy video games in style.
This time around, it has plenty for fans both old and new.
It feels like they never really left their glory era.
Nioh 3 is continuing on the tradition of frenetic action.
After many years of being missing in action, the Metroid Prime series returns with Beyond.
Tribute Games has done it again.
In some ways, Kirby Air Riders feels like a fully-fledged Kirby game.
If you enjoyed prior games in the series, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is an excellent continuation of that legacy. If you're coming into Hyrule Warriors line for the first time, this isn't a bad place to start.
From the first 30 minutes, I knew I was going to want to marathon The Outer Worlds 2 as often as possible, as Obsidian has done it again.
The original Plants vs. Zombies that started it all is back, but this remaster could use a few more tweaks before it's ready for primetime.
Platinum Games and Team Ninja have resurrected this once-great 3D franchise for a new era.
Double Fine is back, and this time they're putting you in control of a sentient lighthouse.
Little Nightmares continues to enchant fans.
I'll be playing Hades 2 for the rest of the year. It has its hooks in me, and unlike a lot of other genre staples, I haven't exhausted everything there is to do yet after a handful of runs. It's an excellent year for gaming, but it just got even better with the full release of this surefire classic.