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Packed with awful mission design, an always-online campaign mode, nauseating AI slop, and microtransactions everywhere, Black Ops 7 is the nadir for the iconic franchise and a miserable experience all around.
Exquisitely designed with astonishingly deep gameplay mechanics, Farthest Frontier is the second masterpiece in the simulator genre this year that will impress fans for years to come.
While the gameplay itself is superficial, Dispatch is a surprisingly funny and poignant debut that shows great potential.
A technical marvel with enough lore and addictive gameplay to satisfy both fans and newcomers alike.
Hugely ambitious and rife with ideas, Of Ash and Steel is an unpolished and deeply broken throwback to an era most have left behind.
God of War Ragnarök proves that any franchise can find new life in the right hands. It is a spellbinding work of art, made better by its belief that gamers deserve great narratives. The kind we can return to for decades to come.
With polished graphics and the same superlative gameplay, this one is a winner.
The idea is sound, but the tedious design and overtly complicated gameplay loop make Sifu more of a chore than epic adventure.
A highlight of the PlayStation 4 era, now beautifully remastered for the PlayStation 5, Uncharted is just as superb as ever.
Aggressively buggy and tediously designed, Battlefield 2042 has a wealth of good ideas, none of which come together in the end.
Not quite the masterpiece the Dishonored series was, DEATHLOOP is nonetheless a vibrant and wild fantasy worth exploring.
With spectacular design and fantastic writing, Ghost of Tsushima is an adventure well worth having.
Though the gameplay is superficial, Beyond Blue is so emotionally devastating it deserves attention nonetheless.
Deliberately stupid and crass, Saints Row is nonetheless a smarty designed action comedy worth playing.
Loaded with gags, references, and gory gameplay, Maneater isn't big or clever, but it is fun.
Brilliantly designed and immensely moving, Before We Leave is an indie triumph worth experiencing.
Road to Boruto is a terrific port of a series I had very little experience with. It’s easily accessible, loads of fun to play, and it never ceases to amaze with its scope and grandiosity. It might not be enough for me to dive into the anime, but certainly enough to keep me interested for many more hours down the road.
Silly, big, and loud, Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a wonderful party game with likeminded friends.
An incredible feat of storytelling, Final Fantasy VII Remake is both sequel and reimagining while keeping the spirit of a classic alive.
Fun and breezy with some delightfully silly mechanics, One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 is decent booty.