Nioh 2: Darkess in the Capital is another great addition to the base game, but it feels a little lacking in terms of new content.
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Amnesia: Rebirth feels like a huge step forward for the franchise and any horro fan should definitely give this a try.
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FIFA 21 does little no nothing in terms of innovation, and some of the previous elements in the game even feel like a step behind.
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Serious Sam 4 feels like a decade old game, and some of its elements are plainly outdated. Sometimes it's best to just leave things behind, and maybe it's time for the Serious Sam franchise to take a much needed break.
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Tell Me Why is just another great adventure on Dontnod's part and his experience in these types of games is clearly reflected here. The Ronan twins are incredible protagonists who will no doubt stick in my memory for quite a while, and the story does a great job of keeping you immersed in mystery, but with a few bumps along the way.
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Nioh 2: The Tengu's Disciple is a very short experiencie that tries to tell a whole story, but at the same time it acknowledges that it's still missing some parts of the overall narrative. Fans of the base game should definitely give this a go.
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F1 2020 is the most complete and accesible entry in the franchise until now. Fans of the series must not miss this one, and newcomers will certanily feel welcomed thanks to all the new options and customization.
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Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath brings a whole lot of content to an already massive fighting game, and makes it even better. A definite buy for the fans.
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Saints Row: The Third Remastered feels like that old friend who keeps cracking the same jokes over and over, and while some of them still feel funny, most of them don't.
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Maneater is a weirdly entertaining game that gets boring too fast before it can achieve true fun.
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