George Foster
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Duskfade takes a lot of inspiration from PS2 gems like Kingdom Hearts, but manages to carve out its own identity.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is an instant fighting classic with fantastic mechanics, a ridiculously good roster, and tons of love for Marvel.
Avatar Legends isn’t just the franchise’s first good game, it’s a damn fine fighter in its own right.
The Forgotten Relic is an ambitious VR-less makeover that manages to keep most of what made the original games special.
Bubsy 4D is one of my favourite platformers in some time, and would be a guaranteed all-timer if it were just a little bit longer.
Invincible VS is a strong fighter that expertly captures the tone, spirit, and bloody chaos of the beloved source material.
Super Meat Boy 3D captures the same painful joy as the original while simultaneously pushing the Masocore formula forward.
Rayman’s big anniversary celebration does a lot right, but there are multiple issues stopping it from being the true definitive edition.
All’s Justice is a big improvement over the previous games, but frustrating difficulty spikes stop it from reaching its full potential.
Nioh 3’s open levels, new Ninja form, and even tighter combat cement it as the best game in the series.
Cosmic Invasion’s varied roster and standout tag team mechanic make it a fantastic brawler, even if it doesn’t quite reach the heights of TMNT.
Kirby Air Riders is weird, wild, and occasionally frustrating, but a total blast if you give into its mayhem.
