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Ultimately, Planet Zoo 2 is a good sequel to what I already considered one of the best games in the genre, even if it doesn't quite improve upon everything I would have liked it to.
Valor Mortis feels like a promising first attempt at something different. One More Level has demonstrated that a first-person Soulslike can work, even if the execution isn't always as successful as the concept itself.
Final Fantasy Resonance is a title that could very well reshape the series going forward, if enough people get behind it. The turn-based combat is fantastic, and while the Vision system could use a bit of a refresh, it celebrates the legacy of this storied franchise in remarkable ways.
Stupid Never Dies is a rogue-lite action brawler where you play as Davy, a zombie with a crush on a human popsicle by the name of Julia. As monsters attempt to take over the Earth, Davy and his allies need to act fast, eat enemies, and use their powers to...
Frosthaven
Frosthaven is a turn-based game based on the boardgame. With epic cards in your arsenal, you’ll command a group of mercenaries to protect the town, build up its outpost, and stop evil at every chance.
Boltgun 2 doesn't have anything in the way of a compelling story, or even anything to define its aesthetically pleasing protagonists. However, smart quality of life choices and those lifted from later versions of the original Boltgun do make for a more directed and refined sequel
NASCAR 26
NASCAR 26 may not be the definitive NASCAR experience just yet, but it proves that iRacing Studios is building toward something special.
Forever Ago is a deeply emotional journey through grief, love, and memory, delivering a moving story despite its slower pace and simple gameplay.
Order of the Sinking Star builds on Jonathan Blow’s puzzle design with layered mechanics, varied characters, and increasingly complex challenges.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer delivers outstanding racing, addictive roguelike progression, and surprising depth, even if its structure sometimes hurts the story.
Dragonwilds is a slow and steady grind that while can be rewarding, still feels a bit rough around the edges, making me wonder if more time in Early Access could have refine certain parts of the whole experience.
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve delivers thrilling aerial combat, a surprisingly engaging story, stunning visuals, and excellent PC performance.
