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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game includes all the elements for a standout experience within the Avatar universe — excellent mechanics, a good roster, a solid roster, and attention to detail.

Bobby Pashalidis·July 25, 2026
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Most of what Halo: Campaign Evolved does on a technical level is refine, not replace. And while the core gameplay is great, most of that already existed back in 2001.

As far as ports go, Final Fantasy 10/10-2 HD Remaster is great, but its bizarre upgrade path (or lack of one) and the lack of save transfer really disappoint.

Bobby Pashalidis·July 22, 2026
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PowerWash Simulator 2: The Star Wars DLC Pack is the perfect balance of what makes both Star Wars and PowerWash Simulator the best.

Luke Williams·July 21, 2026
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Splatoon Raiders is a genuinely great twist on the Splatoon formula.

Bobby Pashalidis·July 21, 2026
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Denshattack! simply rules, with fantastically creative levels and bombastic bosses that never disappoint.

Matt Sowinski·July 15, 2026
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Moss: The Forgotten Relic does a great job bringing two wonderful adventures to more players. It has a beautiful world and story with puzzles and action that are always rewarding.

Don't let the slight jank hold you back, getting ready for it's Junior year since re-enrolling in yearly releases, EA Sports College Football 27 proves to be at ease, and what is the closest the series has felt to being what it's intended to be.

Luke Williams·July 14, 2026
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Echoes of Aincrad fails to leave a lasting impression, but for the hours you put into this Sword Art Online adventure, it satisfies the need for more games like this one.

Granblue Fantasy: Relink — Endless Ragnarok is more of what I wanted from Cygames, and its expansion is meaty with tons of thoughtful decisions made that make sense.

Rhythm Heaven Groove has a lot going on, with over 80 minigames, tons of bizarre moments, and a whole lot of heart. The series's wackiness and quirkiness are so hard not to find charming.

Dark Scrolls is a confusing retro-inspired game. It has some wild fun ideas and good hero variety that's held back by strange design choices that limit rewards and make the game feel incomplete.