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Thimbleweed Park is endlessly entertaining, with clever humor and several references to classic adventure games
Persona 5’s well-crafted story, exciting combat, and deep systems make it my favorite entry in the series – and the best Japanese RPG in years
Narcosis tells a grounded, emotional, and surprising story, but you have to wade through a lot of plodding moments to see it through
I love the style and humor of this throwback title, but technical and design problems keep the game from reaching its potential
Above The Law has some interesting plot threads, but didn't leave me on the edge of my seat
A nice addition to the current crop of digital card games and absolutely worth a try if you’re fan of the genre
Rhombus of Ruin is an interesting VR experiment, but it doesn’t do enough with the tech – or the Psychonauts themselves – to make it a must-play experience
The controls take some getting used to, but Everything is easy to understand and play
Mass Effect: Andromeda has the series’ signature mixture of story, characters, and combat. Though its success rate varies in each area, it still provides dozens of hours of fun
Getting some good strokes in feels great, but the title's structure consists solely of a list of courses
A game best experienced with friends, Wildlands is a surprisingly long adventure that gives players a lot of tools for tactical experimentation. Solo play is viable as well, but with by-the-books companion A.I., your strategic options are more limited
This is one of the funniest, zaniest games you can play in VR, thanks to its mixture of thrilling action and effective humor
The myriad puzzles are satisfying to solve, even if bringing friends can create chaotic situations
While the story has many cool and interesting moments, the repetition and lack of depth make them hard to fully appreciate
A terrible continue system further drags down an otherwise mediocre story mode, and the lack of depth in multiplayer is immediately apparent
The puzzles are unrelenting and unforgiving, but those who rise to the challenge are rewarded with spooky sequences and an emotional showstopper of a finale
Breath of the Wild is a feat of design and polish. Hyrule feels like a real place, and the journey Link and Zelda undertake to defeat Ganon is compelling
1-2-Switch belongs in a mall kiosk with a 10-minute play limit – though most potential customers would probably walk away empty-handed long before then
The loop of finding better cards and making your way through a tough area is fast and enticing – when you're dealt the right hand
Constant text-reading and unusual imagery are delights to speculative-fiction lovers, but others may be confounded