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Umamusume: Pretty Derby - Party Dash is a decent party game, but some poor events and a lack of tutorials spoil the experience a bit
Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is a superbly told story, and is engaging from start to finish.
Visions of Mana is an enjoyable adventure that doesn't push the boundaries but serves as a solid series entry for fans and newcomers alike.
Star Wars Outlaws has a well-written styory and is filled with exciting missions, solid gameplay, and some beautiful worlds to explore.
Sadly, Concord struggles to find its own identity given the overused sci-fi setting and the overdone gameplay structure.
Combining the combos of PS2 classics with flashy, modern looking spectacle, Monster Jam Showdown is muddy good fun.
My ultimate takeaway from Tactical Breach Wizards is that I simply didn't expect it be so refreshing.
DREDGE: The Iron Rig is a nice excuse to get back onto that eerie ocean, but if you've already completed the game it's a bit lacking in danger.
Elrentaros Wanderings has the makings of a lovely relaxing game, but its repetitive nature and frustrating side objectives kill those cosy vibes.
Madden NFL 25 looks gorgeous, has great attention to detail, and a game-changing physics engine, which takes the series to the next level.
Dustborn tells a story about spreading misinformation and the power of words, with some great ideas despite some frustration.
Hands down, one of this year's best action games - Black Myth: Wukong is a flurry of sublime combat and expert boss design.
By modern standards Phantom Spark may even be considered a little barebones, but it's also a relaxing, chilled out experience.
House of Golf 2 is a fun party game to play with friends, even if at times it will have you ripping your hair out with some tough courses.
Dark and Deep has some good ideas and some of the environments are well-designed, but movement feels clunky at times.
Hidden Through Time 2: Discovery is exactly what it needs to be, and a great option for anyone looking for a different kind of cozy puzzle game.
The Garden Path is a chilled out slice-of-life sim that requires patience, but if you're willing to give it that, there's fun to be had.
The Crush House gives you your very own reality TV show to produce and film, full of drama, naughtiness and a whole lot of butts.
Dungeons and Degenerate Gamblers is a lovely Blackjack deck builder that's easy to learn, with plenty of unique ways to hit twenty one.
Deathbound feels like an early access game at times, with ponderous, imprecise combat and a world that simply struggles to find its way.