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Digimon Story: Time Stranger immerses fans in a detailed Digital World after a slow burn, offering deep team-building, and gratifying battles with plenty of Digimon and Digivolution possibilities.
Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter revitalizes the series’ origin, pairing charming leads with refined battle mechanics, rich customization, and the deep world-building that fans and newcomers will adore.
Sonic Racing: Crossworlds is a major competitor to Mario Kart, offering an air of fresh winds that will surely carry it beyond this release and into the future. From the presentation to the audio, and of course, the addictive gameplay, this is a fantastic offering across platforms that finally gives Sonic new legs to stand on.
Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & The White Guardian charms with its designs as well as satisfying battles, exploration, and simpler synthesis; but returning characters aren’t fully utilized.
Borderlands 4 delivers fun lootin’ and shootin’, varied builds, and storytelling that isn’t afraid to get serious between the jokes—marred by persistent glitches and dreadful performance.
Challenging combat and tight resource management fuel Cronos: The New Dawn’s chilling sci-fi survival horror atmosphere even if many questions remain unanswered by the end.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater preserves Kojima’s masterpiece while overhauling visuals and streamlining controls, making this the definitive way to relive a classic.
With no handholding, Hell is Us challenges players to unearth its haunting secrets. Dense lore and grim set pieces enthrall alongside challenging puzzles just don’t expect varied combat or foes.
Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar’s charming villagers and emphasis on selling items elevate the classic farm life. Wind-based crafting, fishing quirks, and stamina hurdles temper its addictive rhythm.
Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution delivers a vibrant blast from the past with endearing characters, colorful visuals, and the type of impressive gameplay that fans will adore.
Discounty is a colorful retail sim with addictive pacing but its shallow story and lack of depth leave it lacking, but it will still delight those looking for a different type of life-sim.
Mado Monogatari: Fia and the Wondrous Academy blends easy-to-grasp mechanics, colorful visuals, and endearing characters into a lighthearted, humorous dungeon crawler that might not be for everyone.
Mafia: The Old Country pairs simple, standard mechanics with a predictable mob narrative, but its gorgeous period setting and tight, story-driven run make for a thrilling experience.
Gratesca Studio and Serenity Forge’s Noctuary offers a gripping, emotional narrative in a richly detailed world and while the combat feels underused, its stunning visuals and story shine.
Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles 2 delivers a solid sequel: same core combat, expanded roster, and a fresh story mode combine for fan-pleasing action, even if it plays it safe.
Nova Hearts shows heartfelt intent but flounders in execution: stripped-down VN segments, rough romance, and clunky combat, snuff out its brief spark of potential.
Faster, bloodier, and more intense than ever - Killing Floor is back, hitting every mark when it comes to brutal dismemberment, all while being insanely fun and nerve-racking.
Tony Hawk returns in the best way possible. More maps, polished gameplay, and a full roster of skaters await in another awesome tribute to the pinnacle of the genre.
No Sleep for Kaname Date offers strong puzzles, wonderful banter, and memorable characters for series devotees, though its simpler narrative and mild twists don’t match the main games’ intensity.
Dead of Darkness channels classic survival horror yet carves its own identity with a twisty story and sharp design. Combat and puzzles are serviceable but dragged down by cheap insta-kills.