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Pirate Yakuza is never subtle, boring, or less than ostentatiously campy. Everyone should enjoy this perfect pirate adventure from a studio at the top of their game.
Carmen Sandiego gives you the master thief experience with a sprinkling of educational content, even if it can be too easy at times.
Monster Hunter Wilds will inevitably go down as the best launch in the franchise's history. It has been an extremely satisfying to play and holds a great story behind its open world.
Grimoire Groves offers a unique blend of cozy aesthetic with satisfying, but not overwhelming, pacifistic action roguelite gameplay that can be played in both short bursts or marathon-style play sessions.
Two classic visual novels, Never7 and Ever17, make their long-awaited Western release, written by genre master Kotaro Uchikoshi. Players can experience these classic mystery sci-fi stories with all new remastered art.
The strategy and setup of Sid Meier's Civilization VII allows for easy, quick, and fun gameplay.
With a strong storyline and fun gameplay, AfterLove EP beautifully and masterfully handles the deep topic of grief.
Avowed
Obsidian Entertainment brings the world of Eora to life with a fresh perspective, bringing players closer to the action. A well-tailored story, engaging combat, and reactive companions all make for an enjoyable adventure from start to finish.
Cabernet looks, sounds, and plays beautifully, but most importantly tells a gripping tale of change and hope that just like a captivating book, is hard to put down.
With stunning visuals, an engaging storyline, and characters you’ll never forget, Stories From Sol: Gun-Dog is a must for visual novel lovers—bonus points if you like retro sci-fi!
Unlovable characters, no decision making, tedious mechanics, novice writing, terrible sound design and the most boring story in years add up to what is looking to be DONTNOD's worst game ever.
The Stone of Madness innovates on tactical stealth and charms with the detailed art, but its survival mechanics bring too little to the table to sell me on this new formula.
