Living up to sixteen years of anticipation is no easy task, but Psychonauts 2 passes all of its tests with flying colours.
RiMS Racing strikes its own chord but quickly loses its lead.
Axiom Verge 2 delivers a strong, unusual flavor of Metroidvania exploration.
Making some needed improvements.
The War for Wakanda expansion is a great piece of content for fans of the game, but falls flat in alleviating core issues with the game.
Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut not only improves upon an already great game, it also adds to it with a brilliant and meaty new expansion.
Twelve Minutes is a thrill ride through and through with a captivating time-looping narrative that never fails to keep one guessing,
The Siege of Paris is an enjoyable extension of Valhalla, but it doesn't feel entirely unmissable.
Pokemon Unite is a surprisingly engaging MOBA.
A case study in squandered potential.
Eldest Souls takes some common ideas and puts them into a well-made boss rush marathon.
Tribes of Midgard is a great concept, but falls flat in a number of ways that prohibit it from soaring the heights it could achieve.
It's a wonderful world, all over again.
The Ascent is an impressive accomplishment that realizes the full potential of its RPG mechanics, shooter combat, and cyberpunk world.
The Farm 51's Chernobylite is a complex and enjoyable experience, albeit with a few flaws that are hard to overlook.
Samurai Warriors 5 goes in a more colorful, more focused, and leaner direction.
Ace Attorney fans have been waiting for this duology for a long time, but now that it's finally here, it can be safely said that it was well worth the wait.
Acid Nerve's Zelda-inspired action-adventure title is an absolute joy, in spite of a few flaws.
Skyward Sword gets another lease of life on the Switch, with (marginally) better results.
Another great entry in the high-class franchise.
