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If there were any doubts in people's minds that games sporting pixelated or "nostalgic" aesthetic were somehow immune from being rotten or otherwise bad, The Revenant Prince finally puts that great myth to bed once and for all.
One of the goals of Moose Life was to make a game that felt nice to play and it succeeds incredibly well at doing that.
Metamorphosis manages to whip up an impressive tribute to Franz Kafka in its quick story thanks to its offbeat sense of humor, style and eye-catching world.
Room No. 9 excels with its extremely novel, and frightening, concept.
Fight Crab is one of the more ridiculous games of 2020.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout capitalizes on its bold and wacky take of the battle royale genre through its polished gameplay and wide variety of minigames that make it easy to pick up and tough to master.
While Relicta does at least try to put in the work to help bolster the scale of its world with a story to support it and characters to refer back to, the end result is far from one you can take seriously.
It's hard to hold the positives in one's mind without reminiscing on the kind of game Skully could've been.
Hellbound may not be great but it's a short, sweet thrill ride while it lasts.
While it would be nice to see Toriko as more of a character, everything else in Void Terrarium is bursting with charm.
Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme VS Maxiboost ON is the fighting Gundam game we've wanted, but never actually got until now.
It's apparent that a lot of work went into Fairy Tail to ensure that it's something fans would embrace.
Fae Tactics: The Girl Who Destroyed the World is a top-notch tactical RPG and one that any longtime fan of the genre should check out.
Once upon a time, it was impossible to run Crysis without melting your PC. Sure, you could play it on PS3 or Xbox 360, but hardware limitations handicapped the experience.
Samurai Shodown Neo Geo Collection includes the six Samurai Shodown Neo Geo titles and one unreleased title that was meant to be the final game in the series for that console.
Othercide blends beloved elements of turn-based strategy with its own unique brand of style and gameplay.
Destroy All Humans! is a rare example of a remake that changes just enough to maintain the essence of the original while improving the overall experience. The gameplay enhancements give this a more modern feel but it maintains the original story and visual style to appease those seeking a nostalgia fix. Destroy All Humans! was always a fun game though hasn't aged all that well. This version revitalizes the title, changing just enough to make revisiting Area 42 a worthwhile invasion.
There's plenty that Carrion gets right beyond the fluidity and attention to detail its horrific, blood-red monstrosity is given.
Three years ago, Bigger & Boulder sought forgiveness in its shortcomings by repeating its originator's quirks.
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 is clearly a love letter to the NES Castlvania games.