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Games are quick but messy, to the point that you may try smashing your controller over your leg
Chaining together impressive combos is as fun as ever, though hopping among three characters makes it hard to hone your expertise
Crazy motorbike obstacles will likely always be fun, but a grindy progression loop drags your cycle into the mud
If you're willing to push past a large number of technical issues and poor stealth gameplay, there's a fantastic story buried deep in The Occupation's heart
Varied fundamentals and a new mission-based mode that drills into the series' intricacies almost help offset a disastrous story mode and lack of online options
Building a world is fun, but the quest you have to complete to get the materials you need is as dull as they come
Solid roguelike elements keep the action engaging and tense. No previous experience (or nostalgia) with the series required
Ape Out is a wickedly inventive, ultra-violent romp that doesn't overstay its welcome
Anthem tries to be too many things, and ends up losing focus in all aspects of the experience
Codemasters delivers another captivating rally title that will have you swearing in fear and delight
Tetris 99 delivers a fun and intense experience while taking inspiration from gaming's most popular multiplayer trend
Crackdown 3's campaign is like a thawed-out relic from more than a decade ago. Multiplayer's environmental destruction is interesting in concept, but its bare-bones nature keeps it from being more than a curiosity
Seeing characters from different franchises fight one another is exciting, but the overall presentation drags the whole experience down
Superficial shakeups leave New Dawn feeling familiar to a fault for longtime Far Cry fans, but the gunplay is still satisfying
Artyom's journey across Russia is filled with interesting locales, a steady flow of new enemy types, and a cause worth fighting for
Growing a small group of settlers into a world-spanning superpower is rewarding at every step
Respawn successfully blends battle royale and hero shooters to great effect, raising the bar for free-to-play first-person shooters
A fascinating, immersive trek. Sunless Skies excels at world-building and begs to be experienced by anyone who enjoys a dark story
Knocking over buildings in a virtual 3D environment is surprisingly satisfying and moving around the structures in a 3D space to pinpoint the best spot for potential collapse is a fun, puzzle-solving exercise
Nexus relies too heavily on the past, but it's ultimately a satisfying conclusion to the 3DS franchise of dungeon crawlers