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Offers a well-crafted invitation for exploration on multiple levels, though Gris is neither a walk in the park nor a brain-wringing title
Desert Child has interesting ambitions that never quite develop into an enjoyable experience
Few games serve up more nonstop action and destructive freedom than Just Cause 4
A wealth of tweaks and new additions like the World of Light campaign help to keep Ultimate from feeling like a greatest-hits retread
Even though the formula is familiar, teaming up with friends to exterminate the alien menace is enjoyable
The Council has an alluring premise with interesting choices and consequences. However, it falls apart with absurd plot twists, tedious backtracking, and unexciting puzzles
Beat Saber is a blast, and one of the best experiences you can have in virtual reality. You truly feel like a musical samurai (even if you look silly to everyone watching)
For card game enthusiasts, Artifact is an intense, clever conflict that offers a continually shifting board where hundreds of micro decisions lead to eventual victory or defeat.
Mutant Year Zero builds on some promising ideas but comes crashing down hard on an unsatisfying cliffhanger ending
Reliving Persona 3 through its soundtrack proves a fun endeavor, even if it's not always the reunion it could have been
Seeing Persona 5's cast back together makes for some fun conversations between songs, but replaying the short setlist gets old quickly
What Darksiders III lacks in production values, it makes up for with good design. The smaller, personal elements of the story are interesting, but the larger picture is confusing
When Fallout 76 is working as intended, it's an easy game to lose yourself in, as meaningful discoveries are everywhere. But those moments are often destroyed by glitches, crashes, and technical issues
Battlefield V is a good, if safe game that feels more iterative than innovative. Its legacy will likely be defined by how steady and interesting the stream of new content is moving forward
A fun stroll down memory lane for hardcore fans, and a strong entry point to the series for newcomers
A deep progression system isn't enough to save these survivors from repetitive and poorly balanced missions
All three games withstand the test of time and remain fun to play
The Hitman formula still demands extraordinary patience and a fondness for replaying the same levels, but fans of 2016's reboot will find plenty to love
The Quiet Man isn't fun, interesting, or worthwhile in any way. No one should play it
Most of us have had intense moments with Tetris, but Tetris Effect's masterful musical accompaniment makes it emotionally resonant as well