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While Lost Ark has a lot going for it in terms of pure gameplay, the narrative is just okay and the visuals leave something to be desired.
With its slew of new abilities and fantastical locations, Tears of The Kingdom is a masterpiece that improves on all of BOTW’s foundations.
Despite its rather young age, Valorant has quickly risen the ranks to become a foundational part of the FPS genre. And by flawlessly combining top-notch mechanics from several rivals, it’s clear to understand the game’s mass success.
Redfall is a disappointing offering from Arkane that lacks the charm, depth, and mechanics that made their previous titles so beloved.
Honkai: Star Rail’s captivating visuals, engaging combat, and expansive roster sets the stage for an extremely engaging new experience.
Dead Island 2 has its fair share of technical issues but there is still an extremely satisfying, if imperfect, zombie-slaying adventure here.
The Megaman Battle Network Legacy Collection is one of the greatest ports of all time, and it brings a beloved series to a modern audience.
Minecraft Legends showcases a novel approach to the beloved universe by fusing it with the gameplay mechanics of the RTS genre, but the lack of tactical options makes it a bit too safe of a spinoff.
While it stumbles a bit near the end, the Burning Shores DLC is nonetheless another fantastic reason to step back into the shoes of our protagonist Aloy.
Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened is a masterful blend of detective gameplay and Lovecraftian horror that offers players an engaging and immersive experience.
MLB The Show 23 is very similar to its predecessor, but a new story mode and refinements to existing features still make it worth picking up.
Curse of the Sea Rats Review is a visually attractive game, but that cannot distract from a flawed gameplay system and a mediocre narrative.
