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Final Fantasy XVI is a truly special game that, while not without its issues, had me in awe of its frequent moments of absolute spectacle and emotion.
Park Beyond is a vibrant timesink of a game that'll have you pushing the limits of your creativity in building rollercoasters and managing the theme parks that they reside within.
While F1 23 mostly feels iterative in its execution, it’s still the best F1 racing experience you can get for your money.
Stray Blade tries to bite off more than it can chew, and it really shows. The combat is dull and lifeless, the world is interesting but muddled, and the whole thing feels a bit undercooked. There are good ideas in Stray Blade and it has potential, but that potential is...
Shifting towards a more open-ended structure, Amnesia: The Bunker's dynamic encounters and emergent gameplay make for one of the most terrifying horror experiences in recent memory.
Street Fighter 6 is leading the charge for current-gen fighting games in the most vibrant way possible. With a series of character guides, story campaigns for classic characters and a fantastic open world for you to take the fight to the streets, it feels like everything I could have asked...
Exploring the dissonance between man and machine is not a new theme, but 29 years on from the original System Shock manages to offer a story that's fresh and engaging, nonetheless.
Miasma Chronicles is a promising strategy game with satisfying but challenging combat, a generous skill tree with sci-fi elements and intriguing lore.
Rogue Sun's heart is in the right place with Tin Hearts, but perhaps their focus on both VR and consoles for their first title, despite their collective years in the industry, was too ambitious. There could still be brilliance to see from the team, and with this hope, we'll treat...
The more you play, the smaller you'll feel in the grandiose expanse presented by Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. It manages to one-up perhaps the most influential game of a generation, masterfully surpassing it in areas I never thought possible.
Redfall tries to bite far more than it can chew and delivers a package with a middling presentation, a lack of interesting mechanics, and some pretty woeful performance.
It's fitting that after six years of being a haven for turn-based strategy titles, the Nintendo Switch is finally getting an Advance Wars game with Advance Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp.
