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Shin Megami Tensei V’s advancements in combat and demon fusion make for an incredible RPG with some minor problems that do little to tarnish the full experience.
A space shooter with incredibly fun and addictive dogfights that you might forget the game even comes with a story.
A traditional JRPG by some of the key team members behind the Nier series. Presented in a tabletop game aesthetic, Voice of Cards delivers a fantastic story.
Vaas: Insanity puts a new spin on Far Cry 6's gameplay with some unfortunately shallow roguelite elements in what ends up being a short but satisfying DLC.
Simple, cute, and a colorful Smurfs game with a coop mode as a bonus.
Pokémon is back with two fantastic remakes that are sure to act as comfort food for newer and older fans alike.
Grand Theft Auto takes us back to the trilogy that gave the franchise legs, only to make a few stops for some unwanted additions along the way.
A fun and well-made indie action game based on Taiwan's history and folktales.
Blue Reflection: Second Light is a step forward for the franchise and one that excels at showing off its unique take on storytelling and solid gameplay.
With a lengthy campaign and tons of charm, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is a great action-adventure that may have some flaws but still makes for a fun time.
A perfect balance between arcade and simulation. Racing game of the year, no competition (at least until Forza Horizon 6 comes out).
An old classic. Gynoug is a game that should be experienced by anyone. Especially fans of the shoot 'em up genre.
A surprisingly well-polished mix of the immersive campaign and engaging multiplayer. Enough starting content to keep you busy til the end of the year.
Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water may not have been the best entry to remaster but it still does a solid enough job delivering a chilling enough experience with unique combat.
A fantastic casual fishing/cooking/life sim game marred by a myriad of quality of life issues.
Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles offers solid combat and is incredibly faithful to the source material but be prepared for poor online play and lackluster exploration.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes lands as the best in the series so far by going in a different direction with its take on horror and improving upon many past gameplay elements.
Metroid Dread is a superb entry into one of Nintendo's most beloved franchises.
Despite having some rather large names behind its development World’s End Club is rather forgettable despite being aimed at a younger audience.
While marred by useless bots, an unnecessary multiplayer mode, and some reused assets; Back 4 Blood is an excellent new take on the 4 player co-op shooter genre.