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Conan Unconquered challenges players to survive waves of enemies, but not to the sense of scale fans will have hoped for.
Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled brings back the PS1 kart racer in style, with lavish style and addictive racing gameplay with lots to unlock.
Golem Gates attempts to port its PC prowess over to Nintendo Switch, but it's yet another example of why RTS games just don't belong on consoles.
Koji Igarashi returns on his Kickstarter promise with Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, a beautiful and feature rich game that is a must-buy.
Pathologic 2 is a narrative triumph, but atrocious combat gets in the way.
The story is banal and cliche and the devs know this doesn't matter. You'll keep playing because its fun.
Cadence of Hyrule is an incredible musical journey through the land of Hyrule.
Mini-Mech Mayhem brings simultaneous-turn strategy gaming to PlayStation VR, but it's lacking in charisma and most of its depth is based on chance.
Cooking Simulator is at its best as a chaotic piece of messy comedy gaming, but the fun doesn't last outside of short, sharp, bursts of play.
Lackluster enhancements do little to improve an already polarizing adventure
Warhammer: Chaosbane is an inferior clone of a much better game
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II gets the PS4 remaster treatment, maintaining its well-crafted JRPG fare with an interesting story.
Hellmut: The Badass from Hell does the dungeon crawling genre proud.
Mordhau is mechanically deep, brutally fun, and encourages experimentation.
Dauntless combines Monster Hunter and Destiny to create a fun, free-to-play experience.
Devolver's new Metroidvania-lite game Gato Roboto is an entertaining monochromatic Metroid homage, but isn't particularly memorable or deep.
Dollhouse begins with an interesting film noir concept inside the psyche, but the game suffers from repetitive gameplay and clunky controls.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons isn't worth the high asking price
Justin Roiland presents Trover Saves The Universe, a magnificently debased and hilarious action-adventure game that's even better in VR.
Curve Digital's new Nintendo Switch game American Fugitive calls back to the original GTA series, with a healthy dose of B&E and country carnage.