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HomepageFar Cry New Dawn is a great open world shooter that rewards exploration in explosive ways.
Metro Exodus is a terrific post-apocalyptic shooter that expands on the series without ignoring its roots.
Kingdom Hearts 3 oozes Disney charm and magic both in and outside of combat.
‘Dead Cells' is a chaotic, punishing, and rewarding indie game that cannot be missed.
While Resident Evil 2 could have bettered its story structure for 2019, there’s no denying that Capcom has delivered an impressive remake fully worthy of its title.
GCU2 doesn't stand a chance against its competitors, but it works for the Switch.
‘Super Smash Bros. Ultimate' is a comprehensive fighting game designed with love.
There's explosive fun to be had in Just Cause 4, but it's mostly a rehash of old ideas.
‘Darksiders III' is greater than the sum of its influences.
Pokémon: Let's Go is a streamlined, marvelous reimagining of Pokémon Yellow with mostly welcome improvements.
Hitman 2 takes everything you love from the series and expands on it in every way.
‘Battlefield V' struggles to pass the high bar set by its predecessor.
'Red Dead Redemption 2' is unrivaled in design, gameplay, and storytelling.
'Black Ops 4' delivers the best Call of Duty multiplayer battles in years.
Forza Horizon 4' adds seasons to take cinematic open-world racing to a new level.
'FIFA 19' is a well-designed if completely unsurprising soccer game.
Changes to the core systems, meanwhile, take two steps forward and one step back. The game's long list of improvements is paired with the return for grinding for grinding's sake. Check back later this week for our final impressions.
Dragon Quest XI is a hallmark of excellence for the genre, and while some may be put off by its adherence to classic tropes, it features a modern twist on combat, narrative elements, and character customization. It's a hefty slice of throwback goodness without too much of the baggage that can come with old-school games.
Racing around a track in F1 2018 is fundamentally enthralling, even if you don't closely follow the sport.
Battle for Azeroth is off to a weak start. The new zones are beautiful, to be sure, but the climatic introduction cinematic and quests lead into a whole lot of cliché and not a lot of action. If the War has come back to Warcraft, well …I've not seen it.