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Combining clicker and dungeon crawler genres, its innovations boil down to a casual distraction, rather than a compelling ARPG.
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is stunning, combining a tense and gripping story with perhaps the best representation of mental health in gaming.
Ultimate is a dream in fighting game heaven.
Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales is a worthy successor to both The Witcher games and the Gwent collectible card game.
Battle Princess Madelyn offers equal parts fun and frustration.
DrinkBox Studio's Guacamelee! 2 is hitting Nintendo Switch and the sequel is just as colorful and fun as ever
The Last Remnant Remastered looks good, but why revisit a classic title that isn't all that great?
Override: Mech City Brawl is a lot deeper in content than it appears and its multiplayer is incredibly entertaining.
Just Cause 4 refuses to reinvent the series, but it still offers a thrilling, over-the-top ride for fans.
Mutant Year Zero injects its post-apocalyptic world with winning characters and a perfected, yet difficult approach to tactical and stealth combat.
One of the hardware's first must-buy exclusives. It's impossible to play this game without smiling!
The world is what makes Abzu special not anything about how it plays or the game's ambitions. That was the case in 2016 and it's certainly the case now. Yet even if Abzu doesn't offer a brand-new experience it still accomplishes its goals very well.
This is a singular dramatic achievement in the adventure game genre, with high production values and a superb narrative.
Artifact is a game with a lot of good things going for it, but its complexity might be a problem.
RIDE 3 provides distracting motorcycle racing, but can't provide either the intricacies of true racing sims or the sheer thrill of arcade competitors.
The new PlayStation VR puzzle game Transpose makes great use of Sony's hardware, delivering a challenging experience that never overstays its welcome.
The spiritual successor to Ultima had good intentions, but that may be the only good thing about it.
Darksiders 3 doesn't reinvent the wheel, but still delivers an exciting adventure with the over-the-top tone that fans of the series will enjoy.
Distrust touts Carpenter's The Thing as an inspiration. While the setting and score match perfectly, the gameplay feels like an imitation at best.
Nidhogg 2 maintains the bar of excellence it set for itself on other platforms, forming a dream team with the Switch.