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Capcom returns to Raccoon City with Resident Evil 2, a remake of the 1998 classic!
Amazon's The Grand Tour video game has some good moments in its episodic set-up so far, but the overall blend of gameplay and show footage is jarring.
Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown brings back Bandai Namco's flight combat sim series brilliantly, with thrilling dogfighting and a high level of polish.
A unique story and modernized-retro appeal aren't enough to overcome its tedious dialogue, repetitive combat, and obnoxious main character.
Travis Strikes Again marks a glorious return for Suda51's No More Heroes series, melding myriad genres to create a totally wild arcade experience.
Demimonde's Octahedron: Transfixed Edition brings the retro platformer to Nintendo Switch and it's just as fun ever (mostly)
The new PlayStation VR game Smash Hit Plunder is a fine diversion, but the game lacks depth and has some considerable navigation control issues.
The new PlayStation 4 exclusive third-person adventure Vane is broken, ploddingly slow, and completely confused about what it's trying to do.
The Walking Dead's final season survives the closure of Telltale Games with aplomb, as Episode 3 delivers another brutal step towards the end.
Aftercharge's unique multiplayer is enough to overcome its lack of diverse game modes.
Poor performance, controls, and interface design. Oh, and loot boxes.
Mages of Mystralia is a bright, colorful, and engrossing take on adventure gaming with only a few stumbles.
13AM Games' Double Cross has some solid ideas but it can't quite deliver an outstanding platformer.
The latest Wii U game to receive a (full price) Switch port doesn't do much new.
A uniquely fun but slightly shallow experience.
Capybara Games' Below is a frustrating and empty experience that proves ultimately unworthy of casual players time or patience.
Ashen is one of the best indie games of the year, drawing heavily from past RPGs like Dark Souls and Legend of Zelda.
Rain World finds a lovely little home on the Switch.
A uniquely excellent team-based tactical shooter that's held back by some design choices and performance issues.
Devolver Digital's GRIS is one of the best-looking and most emotional games of the current generation.