Kieron Verbrugge
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A quirky and surprisingly deep spinoff that’s almost completely ruined by dodgy physics that bring the entire experience down.
Behold, the choice-driven narrative serial killer crime drama party game genre is born.
Cat Quest
A cute hack-and-slash RPG with a lot of charm that falls short of the mark thanks to its inescapable tedium.
Gattai Games’ spiritual successor to Lurking robs players of their sight for this disturbing and atmospheric deep-dive into a tragic life, made all the more intense by brilliant use of VR.
This sequel to the VR-exclusive Lucky’s Tale shoulders the responsibility of launching a new Xbox hardware iteration and also proving itself in the world of traditional 3D platformers, and does a spectacularly average job of both.
Mario is back in his first full 3D adventure in fifteen years, and Super Mario Odyssey is unequivocal proof that the (former) plumber still has more than a few tricks under his hat.
Tango Gameworks take another stab at creating a thrilling survival horror title, and defy expectation by applying open-world action philosophies with a great degree of success.
Can games be art? It’s an age-old question that still is yet to be definitively answered. A Fractured but Whole doesn’t so much answer this question as it poses a new one – can games be fart?
Knack II makes great strides in improving on the gameplay failings of its predecessor, but makes equal missteps in the quality of its characters and storytelling.
A trip to the Mushroom Kingdom by way of Ubisoft and the Rabbids, this risky move pays off with an addictive and challenging turn-based strategy RPG full of great fan service and more than a few laughs.
Yakuza Kiwami
Yakuza returns to its roots with this pitch-perfect remake of the series’ debut title, brought kicking-and-punching into 2017 with a total facelift and a raft of new content.
A handsome and challenging arcade ‘shmup’ with a time-manipulating twist.
