One of the best FMV games ever made, Her Story delivers a tale that all adventure game fans should experience!
Between the minigames, side quests, substories, idol simulator, and main story, Yakuza 5 offers a truly stunning value for your money.
With Yakuza 4, we start to see the modern vision of the series take shape, while also serving as an enjoyable entry on its own!
Despite occasionally feeling dated, Yakuza 3 still offers a fun experience for fans of the series.
Cthulhu Saves Christmas is a stocking stuffer you'll want to open!
Games like Return of the Obra Dinn are rare. They alternately make you feel like a complete idiot for missing what was in front of you and a bloody genius for solving the mystery. It’s remarkable how important it feels to figure everything out, especially given the lack of immediate stakes. After all, everyone on the ship is dead or gone; there is no time limit; there’s not even an apparent threat to your safety. But after you’ve witnessed only a few deaths, you become fully invested in figuring out precisely what happened to the crew of the Obra Dinn (for insurance purposes, of course). It made me feel more like a dogged detective than any game I’ve ever played. Despite some minor control issues on consoles, Return of the Obra Dinn remains possibly the most successful detective game ever made.
A spiritual sequel success, The Outer Worlds eclipses its inspirations to become an exceptional game in its own right!
One of the best video game prequels ever made and one of the best entries in the Yakuza series, along with some of the best gameplay.
For Zelda fans who have been desperate for a fix since they finished their seventh run of Breath of the Wild, Cadence of Hyrule is like having a refreshing drink at the bar after hours of dancing.
Yakuza Kiwami 2 is a fantastic sequel, improving on almost every aspect of Kiwami 1.