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Middle-Earth: Shadow of War is the sequel Shadow of Mordor deserves.

Jamie Laike Tsui·October 31, 2017
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Road to the Past

Dustin Spencer·October 29, 2017
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A lot of improvements over the first game with an engaging story makes The Evil Within 2 a great example of how to do a proper sequel.

Admir Brkic·October 24, 2017
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South Park: The Fractured but Whole is cleverly written with solid, accessible gameplay that could easily pass for the next South Park movie.

Jamie Laike Tsui·October 22, 2017
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Blue Reflection brings some unique elements to the RPG world and features plenty of great character moments built around a beautiful looking game that is held back a bit by it’s by the books story and easy combat.

Travis Bruno·October 18, 2017
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Rich and atmospheric universe in ELEX is held back by slow and outdated combat system.

Admir Brkic·October 18, 2017
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Empyre: Lord of the Sea Gates crafts a marvelous world and then squanders it with poor gameplay and a mediocre audio/visual presentation.

Jamie Laike Tsui·October 11, 2017
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One Piece: Unlimited World Red – Deluxe Edition is showing its age a bit but still manages to deliver a decent brawling experience coupled with a satisfying story that will delight fans of the series and give Switch fans something extra to easily play with a friend.

Travis Bruno·October 9, 2017
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A surprisingly addictive dungeon crawler that will keep you entertained for many hours.

Admir Brkic·September 29, 2017
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From the gameplay to visuals and an amazing soundtrack, every aspect of this game is polished to near perfection.

Admir Brkic·September 27, 2017
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Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite may offer a solid fighting experience that should hook longtime fans of the series but it happens to be buried beneath such poor production values that one will wonder just where this game’s development started and what they were aiming for in the end.

Travis Bruno·September 27, 2017
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Divinity: Original Sin II is easily 2017's Game of the Year.

Jamie Laike Tsui·September 25, 2017
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