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Beast of Reincarnation is a true departure from Game Freak, and it's absolutely worth exploring.

Quinn Collins·August 4, 2026
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Big Walk is an open-world puzzler that demands communication, teamwork, and still leaves time for a little chat along the way.

Paul Kelly·August 4, 2026
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The classic RTS goes roguelike - Final Stand takes Company of Heroes 3 and turns it into a bite-sized, strategy-heavy, wave defense game.

Paul Kelly·July 29, 2026
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Halo: Campaign Evolved is a remarkably faithful remake that looks stunning, but it feels like an old game, so maybe it's time to move on.

Tim Edwards·July 23, 2026
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Taking a swing at James Bond's origin story, 007 First Light shows us how the eponymous spy finds his feet and how he gets his start at MI6.

Paul Kelly·May 26, 2026
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While Zero Parades For Dead Spies achieves its goal of being a genuinely intriguing spy thriller, it doesn

Lauren Bergin·May 18, 2026
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Forza Horizon 6 is a beautifully-realized racing experience that takes the series to new heights, though it drifts off-course in places.

Aaron Down·May 14, 2026
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Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred is a dramatic end to the Mephisto saga, and while the endgame is the best it's been, I'm unsure where we go next.

Lauren Bergin·April 21, 2026
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Pragmata's third-person shooter and hacking gameplay mix is unique, and enjoyable enough to overlook the dull, forgettable story.

Tom Hopkins·April 17, 2026
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Mega Crit Games has created a masterpiece with Slay the Spire 2, refining the original's core elements to turn it into the finest deck-building roguelite out there.

Christian Vaz·March 24, 2026
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Despite some annoying stumbles that stop it being an unrivalled FPS experience, Marathon has managed to keep me firmly in its grasp.

Jamie Hore·March 23, 2026
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Crimson Desert is a feast for the eyes, but it holds back too much, and doesn't have the narrative strength to carry the drudgery.

Paul Kelly·March 18, 2026
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