Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game - Complete Edition isn't the best retro beat'em'up there is, but it makes up for its faults with tons of charm.
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Set your fears aside – despite the change of the genre, Persona 5 Strikers is a worthy sequel that shouldn't be skipped by any fan of Persona 5.
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If you're looking for a simple yet fun platformer that's inspired by somewhat different titles than your usual indie games are, to play over the weekend, you won't go wrong with Olija
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Loop Hero has an amazing premise and is very addictive at first, however its spell won't last forever on everyone.
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NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… improves the original in a right and very careful way that transforms the slightly jank title into a much more enjoyable experience. However, not even the best remaster or remake could change the fact that NieR demands plenty of benevolence from its players.
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Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne aged quiet well and despite the weak effort put into the remaster, gamers that are looking for atmospheric and difficult titles should still pay their attention to it.
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Death's Door uses the classic Zelda template to a great extent, but it doesn't really offer anything new. But what is there is precisely crafted.
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If you've played and liked the first title in the series, no doubt you've already bought and enjoyed NEO: The World Ends with You greatly. If you're not familiar with the series, you should consider coming back to the first game before delving into the second so its impact is not lost on you.
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Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights doesn't hold any surprises for its players, but nonetheless, it's a more than solid experience.
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Even in the current state, Gamedec is an interesting title with a rich and complex cyberpunk setting, however the premise had a bit more promise that was left underused.
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Eastward requires a lot of patience for a pay-off that will ultimately just leave you scratching your head.
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If you don't mind that Happy Game is not a traditional adventure game, but something akin to a short interactive surrealist exhibit, you'll find it to your liking. However for some, even the creativity at display will not outweigh the primitive gameplay and structure and short length.
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Combining an action roguelite and tile matching puzzle game into one game is pretty wild, but Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon somehow makes it work really well and the result is a very fresh and quite addicting title.
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Game Freak made a step in the right direction with Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Next time, let's just focus on balancing the new combat system and improve the presentation.
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Sifu is not for everyone, but if you're looking for a modern beat‘em’up with an old-school difficulty and amazingly smooth combat, you will be satisfied.
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Babylon's Fall is a soulless product with a repetitive combat that is miles away from the titles that PlatinumGames are known for, misguided visual style and a metric ton of microtransactions.
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Elden Ring handled the transition of the Soulsborne genre to the open-world with flying colors and even though it has some issues, it represents a monumental success for FromSoftware.
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Taking a jump to 3D from 2D is always risky, however Kirby and the Forgotten Land avoided all the possible pitfalls and creates a solid foundation for the games to come, considering it's already one of the best titles in the series.
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Card Shark offers a very novel gaming experience even for those tired of regular card games.
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Even today, Live A Live feels fresh and different due to its unique story structure and it passes the test of time.
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