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Onimusha: Way of the Sword completes Capcom's trilogy of phenomenal releases in 2026, and is arguably the best of the lot.
Mina the Hollower is an absolute triumph, and another classic throwback to games of old with its own spark to make it truly special.
Reanimal is a fantastic evolution of the Little Nightmares formula, with only a couple of hiccups to show for the transition.
Lost Soul Aside almost nails its combat, but unlikable characters, bloated RPG elements, and a generic setting make it a chore to get through.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers had a lot of potential, but overtuned boss fights and inconsistent level design make it more frustrating than fulfilling.
Lies of P: Overture is a brilliant bit of DLC that expands one of the best soulslikes in recent years.
With that in mind, Daybreak 2 sits in a weird space in which it’s a must-play for fans of the series, as it sets up events that will be built upon in future games, but it’s also really difficult to recommend. If you’re determined to go in regardless, keep your...
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is a valiant attempt at a fun and accessible soulslike, but falls short of its many inspirations.
Blacktail has potential, but it's been buried underneath questionable design decisions and performance issues.
With all the new changes to the standard Yakuza formula, has the latest installment still managed to capture the hearts of diehard fans? Like A Dragon is Ryu Ga Gotoku's most ambitious game yet, but how does it stack up with the rest of the series?
Formula 1 is back with F1 2020, the latest game in Codemasters' annual franchise. Each game has seen steady improvements over a number of years, but does F1 2020 keep with the current trend? Whilst there are some issues, Codemasters have gone above and beyond to provide a brilliantly realistic...