George Foster
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Titans of the Tide is the best SpongeBob game in a long time, even if it’s a little lacking in laughs and length.
By delivering brutal combat, high challenge, and interesting characters, Ninja Gaiden 4 is almost everything I dreamed it would be.
Absolum isn’t for the weak-hearted, but its excellent beat 'em up mechanics and unique roguelite structure make it one of the genre’s best games.
The Beast isn’t as ambitious as Dying Light 2, but that sharper focus makes it feel like the true sequel to the first game.
Art of Vengeance is the new benchmark for bringing back a dormant IP and making it better than ever.
The Hinokami Chronicles 2 may not reinvent the Water Wheel, but it does build on an already fantastic formula.
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound’s razor-sharp gameplay, gorgeous visuals, and charismatic leads make it one of the series’ best entries.
Hunter x Hunter: Nen X Impact’s excellent tag-fighting just about makes up for its awkward presentation and low-budget story mode.
Pipistrello’s creative mechanics, charming world, and gorgeous Game Boy Advance stylings make it one of the biggest surprises of the year.
Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny may be a fairly simple remaster, but that’s not a problem when the core game still shines.
Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny may be a fairly simple remaster, but that’s not a problem when the core game still shines.
Despite some minor issues holding it back from Bankai, Rebirth of Souls’ excellent combat and well-told story make it the series’ best game.
