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Hidden beneath the bugs and the controversy lies a game with great potential. As it stands, Fallout 76 is an okay multiplayer survival game that needs some serious work.
Hitman 2 is pure fun and a joy to play, over, and over again.
A criminal waste of source material that borders on blasphemy — ACHTUNG! Cthulhu Tactics proves that, once again, book adaptations (for the most part) just don’t work. Even if that source has tentacles.
The Spyro Reignited Trilogy shows others how to layer your nostalgia cake with sparkly icing before wolfing it down — a super remaster of an old favourite.
Diablo 3 makes its way to Nintendo’s diminutive console and it’s a perfect match. Now you can turn your commute into a demon-smashing extravaganza.
Steel Rats is a fine entry into the clearly niche 2.5D stunt-bike puzzle brawler market. It’s a blast to play, and well worth a look if you’re a fan of arcade games.
It may be overly familiar, but Dragon Quest XI is built on strong foundations; newcomers and veterans alike will find a lot to love.
Although missing one or two features, this mobile version contains all the key elements from one of the indie scene’s most unlikely breakout hits. Outstanding in its field.
Brutal, bewildering and brilliant, Red Dead Redemption 2 is undoubtedly Rockstar’s finest release to date, flaws and all.
Improving what it’s done time and time and time and time again with a sexier (read: crasser) coat of paint thrown on it. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 does exactly what it says on the tin — that is, not very much of anything new or different.
Turn down the lights, pour yourself a measure of laudanum, and settle in for a solid tale of intrigue and insanity well-rooted in Lovecraft’s lore.
Varied and entertaining, The Jackbox Party Pack 5 provides a lot of laughs and surprising depth — you’ll return to many of these games over and over again.
