Jeff Young
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Life is Strange: True Colors is the latest main entry into the beloved series, helmed by Before the Storm’s Deck Nine, the new stewards of this franchise. As Alex Chen, who has reunited with her brother after eight years apart, you’ll dive into the mystery around his recent death, a...
Aliens: Fireteam Elite
When accompanied by friends, Aliens: Fireteam Elite is an enjoyable time. With a wealth of classes, weapons, and skills, you can fight your way through hordes of Xenomorph as you attempt to uncover what Weyland-Yutani is up to. With 12 missions and an enjoyable, if repetitive, horde mode, this might
Psychonauts 2
Psychonauts 2 is an impressive sequel as while it’s been 16 years since the original, Double Fine hasn’t skipped a beat and advances its story in a way where it feels like a direct continuation. As Raz gets to meet his heroes for the first time, he learns that not...
Dreamscaper
Dreamscaper is another roguelike that immediately got my attention. It is here, as Cassidy, where you will dive into your own dreams, combating evil representations of things such as Fear, Loss, and Negativity. Cassidy will also come to rely on the people around her, supporting her when she needs it
WitchSpring3 [Re:Fine] - The Story of Eirudy is a charming JRPG that tells the story of its titular character, Eirudy, as she navigates the interactions with humans for the first time in her life. While Adrian, a boy she meets in the forest wants to be her friend, his ties...
Twelve Minutes
Twelve minutes is a time loop game that is focused on uncovering a mystery. You’ll discover its clues as you converse with a few characters and items around your tiny three-room apartment. With an all-star voice cast starring Willem Dafoe, James McAvoy, and Daisy Ridley, I expected some stellar perf
Dragon Star Varnir
Dragon Star Varnir is your typical visual novel JRPG with a combat system that feels largely undercooked when you really take a look at it. While the artwork and largely enjoyable story hold the game up, its lacking presentation, bland environments, and repetition just drag the game down.
Dodgeball Academia
Dodgeball Academia, a bite-sized 9-hour sports RPG is rather enjoyable, allowing you to jump, roll, and dodge out of the way of a variety of spicey dodgeballs as you work your way through an inner-school championship, keeping an eye out for your friends, and an even closer one on your...
The Ascent
Much like its streets and alleyways, filled with trash and neon spectacle, The Ascent lives in both of these worlds. It can often be buggy and have a few hollow systems, and yet be incredibly engaging, fast-paced, and utterly beautiful. Had the game seen a delay to fix its launch...
Skyward Sword is essentially the start of the series’ canon, telling the first adventure of Link and Zelda. While the original was held back by inconsistent motion controls, the largely better Joycons and new button controls make this journey a far more enjoyable adventure at every turn, flick, or s
Skydrift Infinity
Skydrift Infinity is a fun arcade-like flying game featuring power-ups, boost rings, and a ton of planes and skins to unlock as you play. If the game sounds familiar, it’s because it was originally released on the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC back in 2011. Its main campaign is enjoyable...
Death's Door
Death’s Door is incredibly special. From its polished take on what I loved about Hyper Light Drifter, or its level design and item use that we see in some of the best Zelda games, to the incredibly subtle detail to its animations and visuals, Acid Nerve has created a truly...
