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The great southern land serves as an excellent playground for Forza Horizon 3 in this beautifully presented open world racer full of awesome things to see and do. Another terrific racing game in what has been a strong period for the genre.
ReCore
Though the movement mechanics and robotic companions help make ReCore a rather enjoyable experience on the surface, it quickly is bogged down by a padding progression system, long load times, and an unimpressive storyline.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II might not have seen too many additions over the first game, it offers the same engrossing and highly detailed storyline and character interactions that fans have come to love the title for, making this immense game worth the time investment.
Fallout 4: Nuka-World is impressively designed and offers plenty of surprises and fun combat though lacks a meaningful storyline to really draw players into the experience outside of giving them the reigns of a bandit group.
Champions of Anteria is full of unrealized potential that has been hamstringed by the need to over-micromanage.
Although longtime fans may be a bit put off by some of the changes to the structure, Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X is still a solid musical rhythm game featuring plenty of content to unlock that is limited by the smaller than average set of music to choose from.
While unconventional Gal*Gun: Double Peace offers a solid rail shooting experience with more content than oen would expect given the subject of the game and those who manage to embrace the crazy and slightly perverted nature of the title will be in for a great time.
Don’t let Livelock’s early levels fool you, this is a good top down shooter.
Attack on Titan well-honed grasp on the maneuvering and combat style create an incredibly exhilarating experience that is great in small doses but can feel a bit repetitive once you clear the relatively short story.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided improves many of the issues that appeared in the previous game and offers players a large amount of freedom to tackle the game’s enjoyable but limited storyline.
No Man's Sky
No Man's Sky is an initial blast filled so much content to explore and wonders to travel to that begins to wane thin, making this a sandbox game worthy of traveling through for hours on end but also one that leaves something to be desired.
Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force offers a remedied storyline with new paths to explore and a faster paced combat system than what was in the original title and while it may not fix all the issues in the game, it is notable improvement and one worth trying out for...
