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Heart Machine's latest game, Possessor(s), is a remarkable 2D indie.
Lumines Arise brings back the puzzle series in a spectacle of lights and music.
Kentum is a 2D side-view crafting and automation base-builder with more than a little Metroidvania in its world exploration.
This is a hands-on review of Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment.
There's a huge amount of fun to be had tearing up the countryside in Wreckreation's open-world aggressive racer.
Two iconic games make their triumphant return in a stunning HD remake.
Double Dragon Revive doesn't quite hit the mark, but does do some things right.
Gear up and get ready to explore Arcadia in The Outer Worlds 2.
Full Metal Schoolgirl is an action-roguelike where the company Meternity Jobz has angered a couple of Japanese schoolgirls.
Does Pokémon Legends: Z-A successfully shake up the Pokémon formula and deliver another exciting adventure or is this another doomed trip to Kalos?
Ryu Hayabusa is back, but this time as the rival to newcomer Yakumo in Ninja Gaiden 4.
Keeper has one of the most bizarre gameplay concepts in recent history. Does this uniqueness lead to an interesting game?
NASCAR 25 delivers a realistic and immersive racing experience, but does it have enough content to keep players engaged?
As a collectathon platformer, the goal of Yooka-Replaylee is to hoover up every item in the entire game, from the endless coins to scarcer book pages.
Absolum aims to be a modern beat'em up with roguelite elements in its gameplay.
Battlefield 6 doesn't deliver a solid campaign, but it does deliver where it matters most, the gameplay and multiplayer. Finally, all these years later, we can finally say that Battlefield is back.
Dying Light: The Beast promises a full Dying Light experience, but can it capture the magic and horror of its predecessors as a standalone title?
Pac-Man World 2: Re-Pac brings the second 3D adventure for the gaming iconic into a new generation with a suite of upgrades and improvements.
Little Rocket Lab is about as cozy an introduction to automation as could be imagined, with a cast of likable characters in a run-down, charming town.
Our mustached Italian plumber is back in one of the best remasters we've seen from the franchise.