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HomepageAs far as 2019 fighting games go, Mortal Kombat 11 easily tops the competition.
For anyone looking to experience something comparable to Left 4 Dead, you’ll find what you’re looking for in World War Z. While it sticks a bit too close to the successful formula from Valve’s zombie shooter, it differentiates itself by featuring the amazing Swarm Engine
Burnout fans who want to revisit the series pre-Paradise will love everything Dangerous Driving offers. But it’s hard to look past the nagging issues and missing features that could have pushed Dangerous Driving past the competition.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice easily cements itself as one of the best modern action/adventure games of the generation.
While it’s rough around the edges, World Seeker easily takes the top spot as the finest One Piece video game.
Devil May Cry 5 is without a doubt the new series plateau.
Even with the lack of a tag team mode and the issues present in how costume pattern parts are utilized, Dead or Alive 6 still stands as the most refreshing entry in the series.
Jump Force may not be a manga/anime fan’s dream game, but it comes close enough to fulfilling that wish.
Crackdown 3 as a whole is certainly rough around the edges and more of a mid-tier 1st-party exclusive. There’s some fun to be had, of course. But its overall staying power is a step below other open-world games of its ilk.
God Eater 3 is easily the best entry in Bandai Namco’s monster hunting franchise.
Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal is a solid love letter to its burgeoning fanbase.
Resident Evil 2 has been reborn and retooled in all the best ways possible. This is the best video game remake that other modernized classics of its ilk should be judged by.
The lack of quality of life improvements hamper the experience a bit for current-gen gamers, but Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition still maintains the lofty praise the original version garnered in years past.
If you’re looking for another reason to play through the game again and you’re a fan of VR, this will give you exactly what you’re looking for, just with some minor issues but nothing game-breaking.
Just Cause 4 is rough around the edges and is one of those releases whose fun factor depletes over time. It still provides a slew of entertaining moments, but not not enough interesting takes on the types of themes that are starting to feel a bit played out.
Worst of all, Ubisoft compromised the game’s progression system to get you to pay more money on top of the money you already gave them. Assassin’s Creed Odyssey‘s underlying problem is not that it didn’t innovate enough, but that it innovated in ways that put the publisher’s pocketbook over its players.
This compilation still manages to offer three rewarding experiences for anyone who chooses to embrace them.
It's pretty evident that this is just a sample of what's to come from a much improved sequel. This anime-inspired brawler offers stimulating thrills, but is still rough in a few areas.
Even with all these problems present, Soulcalibur VI still maintains its position as an incredible 3D fighter that does right by its hardcore fanbase.
Warriors Orochi 4 is the type of Musou release that diehard fans will get a kick out of. As for everyone else who's grown tired of these types of games, this sequel won't rekindle your past appreciation for them. Ultimately, Warriors Orochi 4 is still a good time.