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Phantom Blade Zero is hands down the best action RPG this year, and quite honestly, one of the best action games I have played in a very long time.
It's not the flawless return to form I'd hoped for, and its multiplayer still has a few screws loose, but between a campaign that gives Price a worthwhile send-off and a DMZ mode that's dangerously good at making me stay for that "one more run" mentality, Infinity Ward has reminded me why this franchise was such a big part of my gaming years in the first place.
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As it stands, though, it’s like a meal that starts out excellent, but by the end, you’re reaching for a pack of Pepto-Bismol.
Despite one of the games being a complete dud, Jackbox Party Pack 12 proves that the team still has it, especially as they're working on other projects.
I loved taking a trip down memory lane with a game I hadn't played in 20 years, but I don't know if today's players will look at it through the same rose-tinted glasses as I do.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 delivers fast-paced, exhilarating action that’ll get your heart pumping and your feet stomping.
over the hill is a peaceful sandbox game that gives you the freedom to do whatever you want to do.
Planet Zoo 2 is a stupendous upgrade over Frontier's first effort from 2019.
I was skeptical about a Soulslike in first-person, but Valor Mortis proves that it works very well.
Deep Dish Dungeon is a fun, quirky little expedition that offers challenging combat and fun food crafting, set in a retro dark fantasy world.
Ratatan offers up some unique visuals and enjoyable characters, but it never really goes beyond that.
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival does the iconic horror franchise justice with its story and atmosphere, both of which are top-notch and enough to justify its existence.
NASCAR 26 is a good game, but it could have been so much more.
Order of the Sinking Star is the most unique puzzle game I’ve ever encountered.
Forever Ago is one of those games that left me feeling like I experienced something far greater than its short runtime suggests.
Dark Arisen is Dragon’s Dogma 2 at its most ambitious and gloriously unrestrained.
Silver Pines is a cerebrally divine love letter to David Lynch and all the narrative trademarks he was known for, from the cult classic Twin Peaks to Blue Velvet and Lost Highway.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a great game. Everything I'd usually complain about – games going stale, failing to motivate me long-term, horrible pacing – has been taken care of.
After waiting roughly five years to finally play it, I'm just glad it turned out to be a hidden gem rather than five years of hype leading me straight into a digital tax audit.