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HomepageFar Cry New Dawn recycles the same general setting from last year's Far Cry 5, but this time with a post-apocalyptic twist and healthy injection of creative, colorful, and bombastic content.
Metro Exodus, 4A's new first-person shooter, is almost a perfect game, introducing exciting new elements while still offering the classic Metro experience.
Spinnortality is tightly focused on the bleak but shiny transhumanist megacorp side of cyberpunk, putting it in unique territory.
Kingdom Hearts 3 delivers an amazingly fun and intense experience in a long-awaited title that lives up to the hype.
Etrian Odyssey Nexus is an excellent way to end the franchise's time on the 3DS, beckoning old and new fans alike back into the labyrinth.
Resident Evil 2 Remake, Capcom's new take on its 1998 survival horror masterpiece, does some things right, but it gets the most important things wrong.
Tales of Vesperia was one of the best JRPGs last gen, and Definitive Edition is easily one of the best JRPGs this gen.
The VR Mode is the big draw of Bandai Namco's new flight combat simulator, Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, but it is more limited than you might have hoped.
Death Mark won't surprise veterans of Japanese horror adventure, but it is a great entry point for newcomers to the genre.
The final chapter in The City that Never Sleeps DLC story for Spider-Man is a knockout.
Toki is a true to form remaster of the arcade classic with updated graphics, music and that ever growing death tally.
Last Year is fairly limited right now and needs some major additions in the coming months, but its an overall solid entry in the asymmetric horror genre.
Below is an uncompromising trek through some seriously dangerous dungeons.
Fans of the X series will love the new X4 Foundations, but the new players will find it incredibly hard to get into.
Turf Wars is a disappointing chapter that does little in progressing the main narrative of The City That Never Sleeps storyline.
Dusk delivers an exciting classic horror fps adventure that fans of the genre are sure to love.
Insurgency Sandstorm offers a more hardcore experience for players who want it but is still accessible enough for newcomers to the franchise.
Difficult and unforgiving, Kenshi is clearly someone's labor of love. You'll likely either love it or hate it, but either way, you have to admire its resolve.
Nomada Studio's debut game is a must for lovers of art and subtle storytelling.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is, bar none, the best game in the series to date, and somehow manages to satisfy both hardcore and casual players alike.