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Batman: The Enemy Within returns to greatness with Episode 4, What Ails You.
SFV: Arcade Edition is the most complete version of Street Fighter V that brings in great single-player and local multiplayer additions.
Life Is Strange: Before The Storm tells a chaotic story of two very broken people and make you fall in love with them. Rachel Amber finds out what she's missing out of life when Chloe Price deals with her own loses. Despite the characters being deeply flawed, Life Is Strange: Before The Storm finds the beauty in a messed up world.
With more than 60 hours of game time and a ton to do, anyone looking for an entertaining timesink over any long break should pick this game up.
If you can get past some shortcomings and the lack of host licensing, this collection is still decent fun. $40 may be too much for the whole set, but, if you prefer one game in particular, $20 is a fair price.
With fast-paced action, a gripping story, and some truly startling revelations that reshape perceptions of the overall story, Episode Ignis is a must-play for FFXV fans.
Wolfenstein 2's first DLC is fun, but doesn't quite recapture the insane magic of the main campaign.
Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon's new features and additions ultimately make this a worthy game for Pokémon fans despite the story's pitfalls.
Farming Simulator runs just fine on the Switch, but doesn't have as many features as other consoles.
Batman: The Enemy Within's third episode can't keep up with the two great episodes before it.
The Sims 4 for consoles is a PC port with potential. It has amazing customization and great graphics, but the buggy controls are a major disappointment.
While it's not a perfect game, Call Of Duty: WWII knows the expectations it has to meet and hits almost every single one of them fairly well.
Star Wars Battlefront 2 has a compelling story and that's it.
Mushroom Wars 2 offers a deep and engaging scratch for your RTS itch.
Pets in Sims 4 are a measure to the franchise's potential.
Good fun for those looking for a game that plays like a summer popcorn action flick.
Telltale's Guardians of the Galaxy ends by reminding us of all the low points of the series so far.
If you're a fan of visual novels -- and you have a strong stomach and a reliable night-light -- Chaos;Child needs to be on your must-play list.
Tougher combat scenarios are most of what it brings to the table. If you hoped the first (maybe only) Horizon Zero Dawn expansion would expound on the game's ending, you'll be disappointed.
The Nintendo Switch title has slick controls, amazing visuals and a charm (there's that word again) that I haven't come across before. The story is simple but supplemented with a large cast of new characters and worlds that expand the Mario Universe in a way that, hopefully, Nintendo can expand on for years to come. It's accessible for younger players and challenging enough for veterans.