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This time around, it has plenty for fans both old and new.
Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is a great intro to the series with fun bonus content besides, and most of its changes are for the better.
Nioh 3 is continuing on the tradition of frenetic action.
Boss battles are varied and there are some genuinely funny moments; however, the mission structure can feel repetitive, and some of the randomness lacks clear context and doesn’t always land. Despite its creativity and polish, it risks being overlooked in an already crowded genre.
A new shooter with lots of familiar elements.
Skate Story's psychedelic visuals separate it from its brethren.
I recommend playing Octopath Traveler 0 – as long as you’ve prioritized playing Octopath Traveler and Octopath Traveler 2 before. If you’re okay with playing a lighter version of a game in the series that doesn’t offer many deep stories and repeats what’s been seen in the mobile title, albeit without the gacha mechanics, you should find something to like here.
After many years of being missing in action, the Metroid Prime series returns with Beyond.
Tribute Games has done it again.
Originally an ambitious Doom II mod, Total Chaos is an action-heavy survival horror gem.
In some ways, Kirby Air Riders feels like a fully-fledged Kirby game.
Black Ops 7 delivers an ambitious, content-packed experience with mixed results. While Zombies and Multiplayer shine, the campaign struggles to find its footing.
Forestrike is a martial arts mix of crunchy roguelite systems.
Heart Machine's Possessor(s) is an attractive 2D metroidvania, with odd design choices.
ARC Raiders is a huge step for extraction games.
If you enjoyed prior games in the series, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is an excellent continuation of that legacy. If you're coming into Hyrule Warriors line for the first time, this isn't a bad place to start.
DQ 1+2 Remake is a new spin on an old tale.
From the first 30 minutes, I knew I was going to want to marathon The Outer Worlds 2 as often as possible, as Obsidian has done it again.
The original Plants vs. Zombies that started it all is back, but this remaster could use a few more tweaks before it's ready for primetime.
Platinum Games and Team Ninja have resurrected this once-great 3D franchise for a new era.