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Monster Hunter Wilds is the most accessible game in the franchise to date, which means huge improvements along with questionable choices.
Blemished and imperfect though it may be, Afterlove EP is a moving, heartfelt story that has a lot to say about grief, love, and moving on.
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii successfully gives classic Like a Dragon beat 'em up action a pirate-themed makeover.
Tape 1 of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage proves to be a lopsided experience carried by a charming cast of characters and let down by its overall plot.
Avowed's first-person combat and respect for player choice make it a journey worth having, but flaws in its story and design make it a one-way road.
DEAD LETTER DEPT. puts players in the shoes of a data entry typist, but it quickly becomes apparent that something is very wrong with the gig.
Ice Code Games' Rogue Waters is a tactical turn-based rogue-lite that's perfect for fans of the genre looking for a pirate adventure.
Trails Through Daybreak 2 picks up where its predecessor left off, delivering a thrilling JRPG experience that furthers the series' current arc.
The Roottrees are Dead offers two intriguing mysteries for internet sleuths, but its late-game may frustrate players.
Keep Driving is equal parts charming, compelling, inventive, and emotionally evocative, making it one of 2025's early masterpieces.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 on PC is unfortunately the inferior version of what is otherwise an amazing game.
Sid Meier's Civilization 7 takes the franchise's core formula, overhauls many of its features, and delivers another stellar strategy experience.
With Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Warhorse Studios delivers one of the first great games of 2025.
Big Helmet Heroes doesn't reinvent the wheel, but manages to highlight what makes a beat 'em up adventure so fun to play.
Laika: Aged Through Blood is a unique "Motovania" that offers moments of zen-like gameplay punctuated by frustrations holding it back from greatness.
Cadence and friends return in Rift of the NecroDancer, a full-fledged rhythm game that uses Crypt of the NecroDancer's specialties to its advantage.
The singular art style, haunting setting, and tricky mechanics found in The Stone of Madness make it a unique entry to the tactical stealth genre.
The 12th and latest entry in the franchise, Sniper Elite: Resistance doesn't break the wheel by any means, but it does exactly what it needs to.
Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap has a few screws that could be tightened, but is overall a strong continuation of the series' action-strategy gameplay.
Donkey Kong Country Returns HD is the best way to experience one of the best 2D platformers ever, but it's a little too expensive.