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The amount of depth can be confusing at first, but you have plenty of reasons to keep playing in the endgame
Tell Me Why shines brightest when it's focusing on the powerful bond between twins Tyler and Alyson, but the overall story and memory mechanics don't ever reach the same high bar
The world is yours to shape and form however you choose. While a bit rough around the edges, the exploration and discovery entertainment is top-notch.
Despite meager upgrades this year, Madden NFL 21 still delivers solid on-the-field action for football fans
While excelling with the clubs, the character-specific unlocks aren't great, and you're mostly just playing for score
Necrobarista has an intriguing world that surfaces the uncomfortable truths that come with death. It sometimes stumbles, but the payoff is more than worth the trip
Hyper Scape is the epitome of an average submission to the battle-royale genre – a lukewarm outing that's likely to be forgotten fast
Even though it's technically a game, Battletoads is not a good time
Spiritfarer taps into the fun of farming/lifestyle simulations, but adds a unique story layer that sets it apart
With a retooled career mode, strong upgrades to gameplay, and the fun Blitz Battles online mode, UFC 4 delivers a complete package
Seeing the crew behind the wheel again is good, but they deserve so much better than this
Fall Guys is a masterful mix of party and prowess, held back only by lack of variety and a few lackluster games.
A worthy homage to the early Mega Man games, but some aspects of retro design would be better left in the old days
The various gameplay modifiers and enemy types add to the puzzle-like elements of the original, further evolving Superhot's compelling formula
This remake successfully preserves the Destroy All Humans experience, regardless of whether it's fun or funny today
This remake successfully preserves the Destroy All Humans experience, regardless of whether it's fun or funny today
Swapping between your heroes as you tackle different tasks is fun, but the slow action and rigid platforming belong in the past
With the gameplay flow struggling to find a pulse, the novelty of controlling a monster doesn't fully take shape
Rocket Arena is a clean, polished arena shooter. However, the novelty evaporates quickly despite its ostentatious candy coating
As usual, Nintendo's quirky writing is full of laugh-out-loud moments, but your quest is full of tiresome backtracking