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Gundam Evolution is a hero shooter that gives Gundam fans and new players a full product despite being free-to-play, though it's not without high item prices and tech quirks.
Desta: The Memories Between is a touch thin at launch, but it packs in
Shovel Knight Dig punches above its spin-off weight class, even if its roguelike elements are a little modest.
The DioField Chronicle includes a lot of setup for potential sequels, but it does a solid job of laying down the proper foundation to make that work long-term.
Soulstice's terrible camera holds back an otherwise ambitious and inspired action game.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero puts together a politically engaging story, fun gameplay, and likable heroes into one epic RPG.
Metal: Hellsinger will be a hit with metalheads thanks to its killer soundtrack, but its lacking as both a shooter and rhythm game.
Steelrising has some lofty ambitions, but poor execution slays this potentially innovative Soulslike.
Splatoon 3 delivers a breed of content-rich multiplayer fun that's refreshing to see in the age of shaky free-to-play promises.
Rumbleverse's unique fusion of battle royale structure and fighting game depth is a great, though sometimes imperfect, match.
Though its visual upgrades feel superfluous, The Last of Us Part I makes key innovations in accessibility that'll allow more players to enjoy an enduring classic.
Immortality is an astonishing work of interactive fiction that's every bit as unsettling and unforgettable as the films that inspired it.
Madden NFL 23 is an improved game when compared to Madden NFL 22, but that isn't enough to make it good.
Saints Row is a perfectly fine open-world game. Just don't expect any surprises, as the reboot lacks much character.
Soul Hackers 2 innovates when it comes to RPG gameplay, but its story is a step down compared to Atlus' recent hits.
MultiVersus feels like a corporate product, but Player First Games gets the most out of its ridiculous premise.
Cult of the Lamb excels as a darkly comedic management game, though its roguelite component commits some cardinal sins.
Digimon Survive mixes tactical roleplaying action with visual novels to varying results.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 might be too frustrating for some, but its worth fighting through tedious systems for the RPG's stellar storytelling.
Live A Live is a high-effort remake from the presentation side, though the base game remains an uneven RPG experience.