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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.
End of Abyss is more than worth the investment.
Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered takes the landmark 2001 release and brings it into the modern era.
If you’re coming back to The Witcher 3 after a long break, or if you’ve never played it before, now is the perfect time to immerse yourself in this awe-inspiring world.
The Sift is a gorgeous and intriguing new dimension for players to explore and learn. Still, that doesn’t stop some of the issues with build crafting and repetitive gameplay from coming up fairly consistently.
Ace Combat 8 is a love letter to combat aviation in its entirety.
Qliphah in Providence's Shadow focused all its promotion around its Tactical Counter Timeline RPG battle system, and it certainly wasn't lying, as the game presents a gameplay design unlike anything I have seen before.
This may be too much paper shuffling for those who just want to play, but if you like managing a club through its ups and downs, there's no better game than FC 27.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave continues the franchise tradition of combining addictive strategy combat with an expansive, complex story in a huge fantasy kingdom.
Garfield - Escape From Monday brings the sarcastic orange cat from the comic strips into the world of video games, crafting a 3D platformer that's enjoyable to play, but feels shockingly familiar.
Rivage is an intriguing sci-fi puzzle game that uses the ability to loop time as a central mechanic.
With an exceptional atmosphere that keeps you hooked from beginning to end, an interesting story focused on a corporation disaster, solid puzzle design, and immersive stealth gameplay, Silent Hill: Townfall succeeds on nearly every front.
Lou's Lagoon knows what it is, offering a mostly stress-free experience for people who want to play while listening to music or a podcast. The bugs are annoying, and the item storage problem needs addressing, but those willing to overlook them will have some low-stakes fun exploring and rebuilding the islands of the Limbo archipelago. If you like Minecraft crafting with some retro 3D Nintendo platforming thrown in, this is the game for you.
Tiny Eden evidently still needs a substantial amount of tending in the garden before it can truly flourish.
It is a must-play for anyone who appreciates the studio's craft, and the perfect way to establish Control as one of Remedy's premier flagship franchises. Who would have thought I’d end up enjoying walking upside down on ceilings so much?
lily's world XD is a short horror game that's worth the time you invest in it and the frustration you might feel from some of the puzzles. It's a game that lived in my mind even after I was finished, and I believe that its concept being grounded in reality is part of the reason for that.
BLACKWOOD is one of those games where I kept asking myself if I was being too harsh, only to play another twenty or so minutes and realize I was actually being pretty generous.
This remake proves that it's entirely possible to craft a title that satisfies every single side of a JRPG fan and cements itself as one of the finest titles the genre has to offer today.
Aniimo is the next big thing.