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Monster Hunter Wilds is bold and beautiful.
Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is fun, but flawed.
Avowed has incredible writing and world-building.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will inspire anyone willing to afford it patience in this regard, and they'll be rewarded by an open-world game with so much more to offer than cut-and-paste fetch quests and dungeons. It's a real-deal action RPG, an elegant European history lesson, and a solid simulation whose boundaries are worth testing and teasing until they break.
Midway through my fourth game of Civ 7, I forced myself to go to bed to squeeze in a minimally appropriate amount of sleep before work. When I woke up in the morning, my first thought was that I wanted to keep building my empire, and that's when I finally knew how I felt about the game. Sid Meier's Civilization 7 is streamlined, strange, and bound to be divisive. It's also, undeniably, Sid Meier's Civilization. As ever, the series stands apart.
While it may not be worth the switch for players who have been putting in time on the mobile version, given the lack of cross-save, those who are just now looking to get into Hello Kitty Island Adventure will not be disappointed.
To give the game anything but the highest possible score would be to hold it to nitpicky standards only made possible by its impressive size and wealth of content. Rebirth goes out of its way to ensure all players can enjoy it, and it largely succeeds.
Overall, Tales of Graces f Remastered is a great remastered port that brings a classic title to modern consoles while featuring necessary enhancements that make it worth returning to.
It would have been nice to see some new content added, but as a remaster it was not expected. Overall, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD is still a fantastic addition to the Nintendo Switch lineup and is a truly enjoyable experience.
Dynasty Warriors like you've never seen before.
Attack On Titan VR: Unbreakable could've been bigger.
A clever containment of order and chaos.
Marvel Rivals is good but doesn't redefine the genre.
A truly great blend, though, can appeal to more than just its target audience. If I can sit here after finishing the game and keep smiling when I think about Voss's eccentricities or the dumbstruck look on the faces of fascists taken by surprise, I'm pretty certain that most people can smile while playing it. The Indiana Jones franchise is blockbuster action tuned to its most gleefully magnificent possibilities, and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle chases that goal like there's a rolling boulder behind it. With that energy, any minor faults are easy to forgive.
While Metro Awakening's world-building and the depth of its characters will inspire players to want to check out the franchise's other installments, the game delivers another engaging VR adventure that takes advantage of immersive technology. It doesn't push the boundaries of the medium to the extent that the revolutionary Half-Life: Alyx or the criminal-invested Batman: Arkham Shadow, but Metro Awakening helps push the storytelling potential that immersive VR gaming can provide.
Batman: Arkham Shadow is VR gaming at its best.
Ambitious and engrossing open-world immersive sim.
One of the best RPGs ever...again!
While Death Note: Killer Within is a creative use of the property, the game doesn't use enough elements of the rich source material and has a good chance of leaving fans wanting more.
Goat Simulator: Remastered needs time in the stable.