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Broken DLC promises, long load times, and story padding hurt Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, but it is still a game with plenty of content for Dragon Ball fans to sink their teeth into. It has a large roster full of diverse fighters, endless character creation possibilities, a streamlined hub world, and an...
That isn't to say that World of Final Fantasy isn't worth the time. World of Final Fantasy is a remarkable blend of old-school JRPG mannerisms and innovative, mold-shattering gameplay elements that challenge what a Final Fantasy game is "supposed" to look like. Later this year, Final Fantasy 15 might challenge the genre once more, with the might...
While Rocksteady may be moving on from Batman to a Superman game or something else entirely, Batman: Arkham VR proves that the studio still had at least one more engaging Batman story left to tell. It's a compelling virtual reality experience that is a great way to sell people on...
Gears of War 4 is a worthy successor to the trilogy that came before it. The story features a familiar face or two, but remains focused on the new line of characters. The online component adds new and altered multiplayer modes, but keeps the gameplay locked into what made the originals...
Dragon Quest Builders demonstrates that a JRPG can think outside of the box and successfully incorporate elements out of games like Minecraft, although the experience needs a little refinement before it becomes perfect. The game's story is likely to bore some, but its execution on its main premise will enthrall most,...
Although the game will still feel a bit overwhelming to new players, World of Warcraft: Legion really manages to learn from every prior WoW expansion and bring the game into a new era. The team at Blizzard is still managing to push some beautiful textures out of the aging engine...
Underneath this surface veneer, players may feel a little disappointed that there isn't more depth, but there is plenty here that gamers will enjoy. Halycon 6: Starbase Commander is a quick and cheerful, if not particularly deep, tactical game with solid RPG elements. Sci-fi lovers will most likely eat it up,...
Hue
That said, Hue is a real blast while it lasts. It's the kind of game that never strays far from the memory, and there's a comfort to be found among the perplexing rooms of the title even after the puzzles have been solved for the first time. Hue is one of...
ReCore
Despite its imperfections, this is far from a bad game. It's not for everyone, but there are certainly players out there who will eat it up. Hitting at this crucial point of the video game calendar, it's difficult to definitively state that ReCore deserves to be played over other big...
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice is a game aimed directly at people that have been following Phoenix Wright's misadventures from the start. Newcomers won't be able to appreciate the story or the many quirky characters that populate it, but fans will find it hard to put the...
NHL 17
NHL 17 isn't leaps and bounds better than last year's NHL 16, but it's evident upon even a glance that EA Sports has been listening to its fan base. The end result of this leaves glimmers of unrealized potential, but the realization that this is the best installment that the...
Nonetheless, those after a light bite of RTS/RPG gameplay with a positive attitude will find a lot of fun with Champions of Anteria. It is unlikely to blow any players away, and fans of The Settlers will find little to keep them occupied, but there’s a nice little game here....
