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Ace Combat is back with Wings of Theve, and although the campaign doesn't hit all the right notes, it's still a classic Ace Combat experience.
Silent Hill: Townfall offers a different flavor than most Silent Hill games, and while that may turn some people off, it also draws others in with its unique, intimate setting.
The sequel captivateJust like the first Control, Resonant's highs more than make up for its lows. Combat is varied but not exceptionally deep, and its open-zone design regularly feels overly familiar.s like only Remedy can.
Get ready to dive into an unexpected world of card chaos!
The new Fire Emblem will either win over fans or put them off.
Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko's Mystery Dungeon - Classic HD is a welcome addition to the Dragon Quest library here in the West, but it still mostly plays like a game from 1993.
Marvel's Wolverine puts players in Logan's shoes.
Valheim is finally hitting its 1.0 version after years of development alongside players, and it marks the start of a whole new era for the game.
This time it's a win.
Find out what's hidden in this racing adventure!
Orbitals is an amazing co-op game.
It's finally back.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a unique vampire RPG that escapes its Witcher shadow.
Bit Reactor's first game is tactical excellence.
A true soulslike gem.
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North is back with a new Legacy Edition that has come out of left field, but should service fans nicely.
Madden NFL is back for another year, and while there are some notable improvements this time around, the same old problems still linger.
Some performance details are holding it back.
How did this underwater DLC change everything?
Game Freak continues to surprise us.