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Doom Eternal is a smart iteration of what came before it that occasionally stumbles under its own desire to evolve
There continues to be nothing quite like Animal Crossing, and New Horizons proves that there's life in the old Nook yet.
A gorgeous, tear-jerking platformer which improves on absolutely everything in the first game and ranks among the finest Metroidvanias available today.
Nioh 2 might play it safe in some respects, but the fluidity, depth and intensity of its combat is incredible.
Murder by Numbers has all the logic of picross with the look and feel of your favorite childhood cartoon.
The Six Nations Championship brings fresh hope that we might finally get a great rugby game, but this engaging effort fails to convert where it counts.
A gorgeous and charming game that unfortunately doesn't improve on enough of the original gameplay aspects to keep fans engrossed.
In its self-aware campiness and macabre action, there is a contagious confidence in Zombie Army 4 that will leave anyone who plays it a fan of this exciting co-op shooter.
A short and satisfying space adventure which really is laugh out loud funny
Darksiders Genesis find new fun in a new gameplay format. While retaining some of the aesthetic and mechanical qualities that drew fans in to begin with
A magnificent, authentic, totally uncompromised sequel that crucially ignores virtually every gaming trend of the past 18 years.
Gylt presents some bright ideas in its dark world even as its gameplay mechanics are often much too familiar.
Football Manager 2020 continues the series' winning formula, but there's still plenty of aspects that need work alongside overpowered tactics and methods to win games.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order might take ideas liberally from others, but the result is an endearing adventure that ranks as EA's best Star Wars effort yet.
Gameplay tweaks and attention to detail make Pokemon Sword and Shield the most compelling Pokemon world to date.
Great modding and a decent game engine can't disguise the tired story and simplistic driving.
Planet Zoo is a complex, deep simulation game with too much to give, if you can get past the minimalist tutorials.
Watch Dogs 2 is a solid, satisfying sequel that successfully addresses the weaknesses of its predecessor.
Kojima's mysterious would be epic has its moments but can't carry the weight of expectation.
Countless seemingly minor issues build up to take away from what is, at its core, the best and most tactical Call of Duty multiplayer in years.