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If you know NBA 2K, you’ll find almost everything you want here. If you don't, there's an awful lot standing between you and the fun.
NBA The Run is decently paced and visually striking. It also forces an online-only connection, suffers from poor camera angle choices, and is an immense progression grind.
IOI has done a fabulous job at making a great action-adventure game that just so happens to be wrapped up in James Bond clothing, and all that is expected of it.
Nioh 3
Nioh 3 is a must-have for all fans of Team Ninja and previous Nioh games. However, if you’re not yet a fan nothing here will change that.
A mind-bending puzzle game that survives the transition to Switch with its soul – and its magic – intact. Essential playing for anyone who likes to look at the world from a different angle.
The duality of man, or in this case football management games. A horrible experience but a compelling simulation of football game management.
Soulsborne meets Fortnite with the weight and heft of bosses and combat expected from a relation of Elden Ring. Just beware the dichotomy.
MachineGames has crafted a brilliant adventure which embodies Indiana Jones every step of the way. After the early hours getting used to it, and ignoring a few quibbles, what we have here is nothing short of must-play for fans, and really should play for everyone else.
Civilization VII does what Civilization does. A new version of one of the greatest strategy games around. Some might say accept no substitute.
This Until Dawn remake is the best way to experience the game, but shows its age in terms of mechanics and more. As a piece of fun, if you've not played before (and to get ready for the movie), it's worth your time.
Shadow of the Erdtree is more Elden Ring, with added Dark Souls flavouring. It’s hard to look past the brilliance of it all, really.
Ghostrunner 2 perfects the proposition of the first game. It’s marvellous fun, but niche with it for all manner of reasons. Proceed with caution then, but know that if it works for you, it will really work.
