Nathan Hennessy
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This is more Kingdom Come: Deliverance, just a bit bigger and better. Warhorse’s second tour into medieval Bohemia should be on your 2025 travel itinerary if you can survive it.
Never traditionally fun, needlessly painful, and almost always breaking down, I love S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2: Heart of Chornobyl. Despite its many issues, I doubt any other shooter in 2024 could match it on atmosphere, vibes, or ambition.
Ubisoft still can’t land on any compelling identity for XDefiant, but it remains a genuinely exhilarating F2P shooter I wish was more active.
If you can only play one turn-based fantasy roleplaying game this year, let it be this one. Swords and sorcery Persona is a marvellously executed pitch.
Princess Zelda finally takes the stage in this magnificent farewell to the series’ best generation, giving the top-down adventure a serving of the latest 3D entries’ innovations.
Emio – The Smiling Man has a rich, empathetic heart, there’s just not enough of it. Solid character work and a decent setting can’t get around the fact that the game isn’t ever all that thrilling.
EDF6 is confident in wearing its rough edges with pride while also being a gleeful, joyous mess alone or with company.
The charm and top-notch comedic writing shine bright despite the hollow combat and repetition.
Nothing else hits that adrenaline button quite like slow-walking through hostile territory with your squad formed in a tight conga line.
Perhaps Ubisoft's most mediocre new IP launch to date, eliciting neither excitement nor offence.