Jeff Young
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Sonic Frontiers
Sonic Frontiers had the potential to be Sonic’s big moment. With two massively popular movies under the blue blur’s belt, Sonic fever was running at an all-time high. Sadly, Sonic Team fumbles the ball with a buggy, slow, and uninspired take on the Breath of the Wild formula. Sonic deserved...
The Callisto Protocol
Callisto Protocol’s comparison to Dead Space are certainly valid, but apart from its aesthetics and a few combat options, the two titles couldn’t be more different. While Callisto Protocol is still, by definition, survival horror, this new IP by Dead Space’s own Glenn Schofield is anything but scary
Gungrave G.O.R.E
GunGrave G.O.R.E from a distance looks like it should be a competent action game, but its shooting, special attacks, stuns, and presentation are all disappointingly frustrating and never feel functional. While it’s not the worst game I’ve ever completed, it certainly ranks up there.
God of War Ragnarök
Ragnarök is the direct follow-up to 2018’s God of War, seeing the events of that adventure unfold as the nine realms prepare for Ragnarök. Both Kratos and Atreus will have to discover the truth behind a prophecy that has them at the forefront, destined to follow their path, no matter...
Evil West
Evil West is a bombastic and action-packed Wild West adventure filled with vampires and other grotesque abominations. As Jesse Rentier, you’ll use a wide assortment of weapons and a lightning-infused gauntlet to smash and explode everything into satisfying gory bits.
Persona 5 Royal
Persona 5 Royal is a masterwork of its genre. This is a game that is beyond refined and stands atop its peers. Its characters, story, and stylish charm fill every second of its 100+ hour length, and the nearly unlimited freedom of tinkering with everything and everyone around you to...
Bayonetta 3
Bayonetta 3 is great for the elements that make it a Bayonetta game. Combat and weapon variety is some of the series best with a wealth of options that constantly impress. However, the game’s visuals are often wildly inconsistent and its multiverse narrative is just downright disappointing.
Gotham Knights
While there are elements of a solid game here in Gotham Knights, it sticks far too close to the DNA of what has worked better before. Nearly every aspect of this adventure is built on the foundation of bad ideas, no matter how well some of them do tend to...
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope is a damn impressive sequel that not only refines what came before but does it in such a way that it makes every single aspect of the experience better. From freeform movement and voice lines for your Rabbids companions, this adventure is certainly one...
A Plague Tale: Requiem
A Plague Tale: Requiem is a sequel that refines what came before, offering just enough tools and new mechanics to bring a much-needed freshness to its gameplay. While the game does suffer from a few technical issues, it is nonetheless a gorgeous and often top-tier product.
No Place For Bravery
No Place for Bravery is a pixelated hack and slash title with several parallels to that of God of War. Thorn, a man with a violent past, returns to bloodshed once again alongside his son as he attempts to track down his kidnapped daughter, taken in front of him by...
Trifox
Glowfish Interactive might not be a studio you are familiar with. The Belgium-based developer has put out only a few titles so far, but with Trifox, that just might change. Trifox sees you taking on an evil pirate that has stolen your TV remote, tracking them down across three sizable...
