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Natural, clever dialogue is the most compelling aspect, mixing black humor, charm, and profound observations
Halo Wars 2's story is engrossing and the battles are fun, but the mission design follows a predictable pattern
Horizon doesn't reinvent open-world gaming, but it delivers consistent fun, challenge, and intrigue from start to finish
For Honor is as close as most of us will get to our sword-and-shield fantasies, and it is amazing when it all works. Unfortunately, networking and interface issues are a chink in its armor
Mapping out your route, checking off objectives, and taking out your targets never ceases to be a blast
A dazzling mix of challenging boss encounters, terrifying enemies, and freedom to engage in side-missions and multiplayer create a dynamite fusion of intense fun
Though it has an intriguing premise, Memoranda is held back by its obtuse puzzle design and vague storyline
Yoshi moves to the 3DS from the Wii U with little downgrading. The new modes don’t merit a re-purchase for those that played the Wii U version, but this version is a perfectly fine way to experience Woolly World
If you’re looking for a true-to-form Double Dragon title, this is it. However, with decades passing since the original and nothing to propel it forward outside of the ancient IP, you may have difficulty finding the fun
This game has fascinating secrets to tell, and is continually fun to play. Learning how this entry connects to the series is more than enough reason to play
A fun collection that connects the events that lead into Kingdom Hearts III
Berseria has some flaws and archaic design, but it’s one of the most interesting Tales games I’ve played
Don’t be intimidated by the series’ long history – this is an accessible starting point that’s likely to convert you into being a full-fledged fan
Brutal difficulty isn’t bad by itself, but Rise & Shine doesn’t balance it with a sense of satisfaction when you succeed
Wandering around Gravity Rush 2’s enormous cities is a lot of fun, but the mission design feels limiting and dated.
Half-Genie Hero is a smooth platformer with a great sense of humor that recalls old-school platforming challenges
The two-episode opener does its job at getting your interest back into the series and kindling your curiosity
Orwell is a lukewarm interactive thriller with several moments that hit hard, but it’s inconsistent and some of the writing is laughably bad
The finale is an inconsistent episode, but its highs are memorable
Fusions is an extra-goofy take on the world of Dragon Ball Z. It’s repetitive, and doesn’t have enough fusing, but has a strange charm