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Catherine: Full Body improves upon the original in almost every way.
Blasphemous is a perfectly competent "Souls-like" game, but while it's high on stark beauty and vicious violence, it comes up short on substance.
Daemon X Machina has amazing gameplay that is hindered by an overbearing story.
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series offers a new way to relive Clementine's often-brutal journey through the zombie apocalypse.
Spyro Reignited Trilogy releases on Switch and PC, an enjoyable experience for all 3D platforming fans.
GreedFall's engaging story and deep customization will satisfy those looking for a BioWare-style, action RPG fix.
With each decision, the player feels closer to unraveling a mystery, all the while knowing a single playthrough will only just crack the surface.
The Sims 4's Realm of Magic Game Pack is an extensive pack of fantasy content for Sims fanatics, rife with plenty of intriguing reasons to revisit.
Better to go AWOL than hop behind the wheel of this bland tank shooter.
Frankly, it's remarkable that something so inherently offensive to modern-day MMORPG sensibilities has the audaciousness to be this incredible.
Gears 5 takes steps forward for the franchise, providing the bombastic, bloody violence of the series with both a greater scope and intimate story.
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne is a massive undertaking that feels as fresh and expansive as a brand new game.
Children of Morta is an ambitious, beautiful, but unsatisfying action roguelike, light on content and feeling considerably unfinished at launch.
Torchlight II is a fun action-RPG that stapled its inspiration to its sleeves.
Bloober Team's Blair Witch game sequel to 1999's The Blair Witch Project introduces an inventive combination of gameplay mechanics and a spooky story.
FF8 Remastered finally returns Squall and crew to the spotlight, and they're right at home on the Nintendo Switch as a mobile masterpiece.
Man of Medan brings a strong multiplayer focus to the cinematic horror of Until Dawn.
Despite some rough edges, Vasara Collection does a solid job propelling two obscure but entertaining arcade shooters back into the limelight.
Wreckfest finally brings its demolition derbies and violent vehicular races to consoles.
In Heave Ho, players will have to work together, like legless trapeze artists, to fling themselves to the flag. And they'll surely have fun doing it.