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Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key is a satisfying bookend with tons of payoff for fans.
Tchia takes place in a world built with love and care. It's an open-world experience like no other and one that emits a welcoming tone of exploration, family, and culture.
Resident Evil 4 continues the trend of elevating an established series by iterating and improving on what made the original games so beloved.
Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon offers fans a prequel story filled with engaging gameplay and storytelling moments.
Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo is more of a gift than a curse, turning into another must-play for 2023
Pistol Whip may not be for everyone but it certainly makes anyone that plays through the campaign an action star.
The Legend of Heroes – Trails to Azure is a fantastic and bold sequel that easily surpasses its predecessor while hammering down on character development.
In what feels like a match made in hell, Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania provides a beautiful love letter to Konami’s iconic series while adding something new to the mix
Bendy and the Dark Revival shows a lot of potential with interesting world-building but is held back by some dull gameplay mechanics.
After the Fall will scratch any Left 4 Dead itch you may have by offering a remarkable VR shooter that excels when you get a group together.
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is an excellent Souls-like that brings a good dose of adrenaline and will make you swear many times.
Octopath Traveler 2 is a step up from its predecessor in all the right ways, expanding on concepts and mechanics that make this a must-play.
Song in the Smoke Rekindled is an exceptional PSVR2 title that makes you feel alone and despite the incredible atmosphere, the VR survival game hits some bumps along the way.
Phantom Brigade has a strong sense of scale and great core gameplay. Despite being held back by a cumbersome UI, it's still a fun addition to the tactical RPG genre.
Scars Above offers a bold introduction that devolves into repetitiveness.
Clive N' Wrench may not include perfect gameplay, but there is more than enough to enjoy for a memorable and nostalgic experience that harkens back to the classic 3D adventure days of yesteryear. Our review:
Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe packs a surprising amount of content while adding an epilogue that's well worth experiencing.
Atomic Heart's world is imaginative and filled with some impressive moments but the protagonist ruins the campaign with his attitude.
Like a Dragon Ishin! remixes and reintroduces familiar fan favourites in a period piece well worth your time.
Horizon Call of the Mountain makes you feel like you’re part of a fantastical world where some of the most intimidating predators have it out for you.