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Directive 8020 feels like Supermassive Games has finally rejuvenated after the disappointing The Devil In Me. With this being the start of season two, this is a great showing, and I can’t wait to see what horrors they bring us next
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is an impressive port on Nintendo Switch 2-maintaining the fun and excitement of the films, and the impressive qualities of its console brethren.
Outbound is a super-cozy trek through the wilderness that prioritizes player freedom, but might be too slow for fans of the genre.
Call of the Elder Gods is a decent enough game, but its storytelling and puzzle design leaves a little to be desired
Mixtape is a greatest hits of gameplay, storytelling, music and animation. Its a true work of art that would be a crime not to experience.
inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories combines deceptively effective gameplay with some excellent storytelling for a captivating experience that will definitely make you a return customer!
Invincible VS blends the best parts of Marvel vs. Capcom, Mortal Kombat, Injustice and Killer Instinct into a wildly fun, gory 3v3 tag fighter that feels built for Invincible fans, newcomers, lapsed players and FGC pros alike.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City is a game where the effort is clear, yet as a whole, the game doesn't come together in a way that turtles should when fighting crime in VR.
Aphelion isn't a particularly bad game, but its gameplay and story are a little too safe to create an experience that is memorable.
Moomintroll: Winter's Warmth is a short and sweet game that is beautiful to look at and play. The journey through Moominvalley and the characters you meet make the entire experience worth it.
SAROS carries that torch and expands on the formula to new heights, introducing an entire ensemble cast of characters that push the narrative further as players unravel the mystery on a new alien planet, Carcosa.
Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes is a cool experiment in the Little Nightmares world. I just wish they pushed it a little further because what is here mostly works, it just peaks too early.
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred brings Mephisto back, along with a staggering amount of new content, a must play for RPG and Diablo fans alike.
Tides of Tomorrow takes an engaging story and utilizes an unbelievably dynamic way of telling it that combines community with player choice for an experience like no other.
Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta is another entry into the long-running series of action RPGs by Nihon Falcom, while also serving as a great jumping-off point for newcomers
With its sharp presentation, REPLACED will have you grappling with emotions, and it was well worth the wait.
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss has some interesting ideas, but it hides them behind poorly explained puzzles and deceptively linear design.
Ground Zero is a bit of a weird one. On some levels, it works incredibly well, mostly in the nostalgic feel and wearing its inspirations on its sleeves.
While Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream offers a lot of the same fun and quirkiness as its predecessor, its commitment to player creativity also sacrifices a lot of what made the 3DS game great.
Opus: Prism Peak is a remarkable, emotionally resonant narrative adventure, worthy of joining the ranks of Life is Strange or The Walking Dead.