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Despite its faults, Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is a fantastic new expansion that improves the base game in many fun ways.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer delivers wizard racing, unique vehicle customization, and plenty of reasons to keep playing beyond its campaign… Fuse Games has made Star Wars racing worth getting excited about again, and I hope they don’t have to wait another generation for the chance to build on it
Ghost of Yotei Complete Edition is easily the definitive version of the experience. It gives fans more to do in an already fantastic experience, filling in pieces of history that are genuinely interesting to learn about.
Gears of War: E-Day shines by showing off humanity’s perseverance. Every new character stands out, never overshadowed by the legacy of Marcus or Dom.
End of Abyss could have been great given more refinement but buckles under the weight of trying to accomplish too much.
Despite its flaws, Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave's overall narrative depth, world-building, and visuals make it one of the best titles in the franchise.
Toem 2
Toem 2 is another delightful photographic journey that tells us all to slow down as well as explores the power of community.
Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon -Classic HD- feels old and gets stale quickly.
Transport Fever 3 is a massive game with plenty to offer and tons of fun, especially for genre fans. With a significantly improved UI and streamlined systems, new players can enter the franchise and veterans can focus on more important things than sifting through menus…
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve hits a few bumps between missions, but the act of flying itself has never felt better.
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is the payoff 1st Chapter was building toward. The dungeons and backtracking keep it just short of perfect, but the storytelling and presentation are as good as RPGs get right now.
EA Sports FC 27 rewards the people who put time into it. The defending and transfer overhauls carry the year, even where The Grounds hasn’t backed up its ambition with substance.
