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Tales of Graces f Remastered is a promising way for Bandai Namco to start its year, as well as a potential Tales renaissance.
It contains all of the content from the original Wii and later 3DS releases, plus some neat quality-of-life modern improvements. At the same time, it plays everything pretty safe to make for a solid but not must-have platformer.
Dynasty Warriors Origins is heading towards the right path to revitalize the gameplay actions and presentations, but the numerous corners cut in the lore and character roster will sour the experience for long-time fans.
Despite its PlayStation Vita origins, Freedom Wars Remastered is a competent action RPG even a decade after its original release.
As frenetic and dazzling as the day the original version was released, Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana brings this thrilling action-RPG to modern platforms in fine form.
There are ideas and elements I appreciated in Attack on Titan VR: Unbreakable, but the overall execution is clumsy.
Ballionaire comes down to chance, which means how much you enjoy it completely changes from one run to the next.
A promising premise bogged down by terrible visual optimization and an infuriating base mechanic.
Awaria is a short game about working in haunted maintenance tunnels. Awaria is just a tight, punchy package crammed with demanding stages, sharp storytelling, and cute kissable ghosts.
Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop has a lot going for it, but I think a lot of your enjoyment will be based on how or where you play it.
Tedious dialogue, bland visuals and confusing combat make Xuan-Yuan Sword: The Gate of Firmament a joyless experience.
Both MySims and MySims Kingdom are pleasant, upbeat games that let you be creative, and MySims Cozy Bundle lets you take your time with both.
Marvel Rivals is a better hero shooter for remaining unbalanced, prioritizing fun over competitive play which allows it to shine.
Stalker 2 is a game as frustrating as it is captivating, delivering an immersive world and gripping narrative, but its performance, technical issues, and poor AI hold it back from reaching its full potential. Dedicated fans will undoubtedly find brilliance here, but for now, it's a flawed gem that may shine brighter with future updates. Review copy provided by company for testing purposes.
Steam Prison: Beyond the Steam prioritizes the story, just like the original otome game, but could had a stronger focus on love interests.
Sorry We're Closed emphasizes the fear in love, heartbreak, and change in a survival horror with an impeccable presentation and art style.
The gameplay loop itself is relaxing and easy. But the characters and the story are so shallow despite being such a huge part of the game that it can grow tiresome.
Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered is a love letter to the franchise. Whether you’re revisiting Nosgoth or exploring it for the first time, this remaster is a must-play. It not only highlights why these games were ahead of their time but also underscores their enduring legacy.
If you’re a fan of the series, Fairy Tail 2 is a great time, although technical issues on Switch hinder the experience.
Whether you’re a casual gamer with a soft spot for Indiana Jones or a fan of cinematic action-adventure titles, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has something for everyone. The game’s customizable difficulty settings and accessible mechanics ensure players of all skill levels can enjoy the adventure. However, don’t expect to spend hours cracking intricate puzzles and riddles — the Great Circle leans more into its action, narrative, and authenticity than brain teasers.