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The ghost of 2000's past.
Punch, blast and generally smart-ass your way through an undead horde.
A technically impressive action horror game, The Callisto Protocol gets stuck in orbit.
Floodland is a surprisingly complex survival sim with a unique aesthetic and setting, but is that enough to keep it afloat?
The Chant takes survival horror to the beach and beyond in a game that works in fits and starts.
God of War: Ragnarok is a strong follow-up to a modern masterpiece, but does it sacrifice depth for breadth?
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is scary, but not for the reasons you might think.
Sonic Frontiers gets the most important thing about the Blue Blur right, and some other things, too.
Jumpship's debut mixes grand sci-fi and familial drama in a more cinematic take on PLAYDEAD's earlier titles to mixed effect.
Star Ocean: The Divine Force is a throwback to the PS2-era, but that's part of what makes it fun.
Among Us VR takes the tried and true multiplayer formula into the third dimension, but is it a crewmate to the original or an imposter?
Nothing about Tactics Ogre: Reborn is simple, but therein lies the charm.
Though it has great action and exhilarating set pieces, Bayonetta 3 ultimately feels like a subpar port of a great action game.
Developer rose-engine's debut is a near masterwork in a much-missed mode of horror gaming.
The Fridge is Red ultimately fails to conjure up the scares and often impedes its own momentum, even if there are flashes of compelling horror to be found.
Sparks of Hope is a strong sequel that isn't afraid to reinvent the tactical foundation laid by the first Mario + Rabbids game.
New Tales from the Borderlands is a vapid vision of its remarkable predecessor, bogged down by exasperating choices from beginning to end.
Re:Verse is a rare, but colossal misstep from Capcom that reverses momentum after a solid run of recent games.
Eville is nearly a stand-out social deduction game that puts a TTRPG twist on the familiar genre but would benefit from a few design tweaks.
Terrifying and unique, Saturnalia delivers almost everything you could want from an indie horror game in a single stylish and accessible package.