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Thimbleweed Park is an excellent experience made by masters of their craft. Every speck of it drips with quality and care.
Mr. Shifty is like Nightcrawler from X-men starred in a boring Hotline Miami ripoff.
This is an excellent representation of what made these games so beloved and enjoyed, not to mention frustrating for gamers.
Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap not only introduces us to Wonder Girl, but adds beautifully reimagined hand drawn graphics, and the ability to seamlessly swap to the original game.
Full Throttle hasn't aged particularly well, and it's made more unenjoyable by a remaster that actively sucks the life out of the game's personality.
Flinthook is wonderful game that you will hate and hate until you get good at it.
An original Xbox platformer that coasts by in some respects, but is mostly stuck in the past.
This is the Police is simple but highly addictive if you have the time to dedicate becoming more invested in Jack Boyd and his personal chaotic life.
Trove is an MMORPG that isn't worth anyone's time, let alone their money
While, unpolished, Old Time Hockey offers a lot for fans looking for an experience outside of NHL.
While there's nothing here that will cure Telltale fatigue, Guardians of the Galaxy also manages to stumble in its writing and visual style where the studio typically succeeds.
Bayonetta remains just as good as it was in 2010, if not better thanks to a fantastic port job at a competitive price point.
Has-Been Heroes, best enjoyed in short bursts, is a clever take on roguelikes and a strong argument for the Switch's easy portability.
The Sexy Brutale is a fantastic game that combines style and unique mechanics to amazing effect. I truly hope to see more games like this in the future.
88 Heroes is a game that puts referential humor over bland platforming and little else.
Beat Cop is a quiet little indie game and punches way above its weight in terms of presentation, theme, and fun.
Amid an overcrowded season full of newly launched triple-A titles, Shards of Darkness, at its very best, works as an inconsistent but serviceable stealth experience.
A sheer work of art with some archaic design choices, Banner Saga still dazzles now as much as it did during its release.
Duke Nukem is a surprisingly snug fit in a game he wasn’t intended for.
The Ringed City is a fantastically punishing finale for the Dark Souls saga, but is held back by linear level design and an underwhelming story.