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Genesis Noir
Despite its august premise, the real genius of Genesis Noir is in its art direction. Even then, it's a better animated movie than it is a game.
Maquette
Maquette's world-bending puzzles are fun at first but, alongside its cliché story, they do grow tiresome as the game draws to a close.
A punishing action-RPG package with brilliant combat and huge depth. Definitely worth considering if you're new to Nioh, but for PS4 players who've already put the hours in, it's a more difficult sell.
The Medium
The Medium has a strong, unique premise, and tells a complex story very coherently - but if you're looking for scares, this probably isn't the horror game for you.
Unto the End
I'd say "I'm sorry, Unto", but I'm really not sorry because I hate this sluggish, clumsy little arsehole and I wish he'd stayed dead the first time. Some of you will like him (and it's worth giving it a go via Game Pass to see if you do). But that's...
A substandard soulslike that's actually a port of the VR original. I'd say you're better off ditching this version and getting your Oculus on.
Immortals Fenyx Rising
A fun, family-friendly, imaginative action game that can get a bit grindy, but is still here to save your Christmas.
The Falconeer
Since my first few hours with The Falconeer, I’ve been tempted to express the sentiment that it has tremendous sequel potential. The only reason I hesitated to lead with that is the worry that it could be taken the wrong way; it could come across as damningly faint praise, or...
Bugsnax
Bugsnax is a faintly naughty, but never crass adventure that feels simultaneously like a love letter to, and a sharply observed satire of, the games that inspired it.
Teardown
A first-person heist 'em up about smashing buildings apart chunk by chunk so you can get in and out quickly.
Watch Dogs: Legion
Watch Dogs Legion is a literal and figurative riot once its 'play as anyone' mechanic gets in gear. But while it makes a commendable stab at tackling real world bleakness, it's trying to be a more earnest game than its open world cockney murder playground allows.
ScourgeBringer
A well-crafted arcade slash 'n' dash that throws the player fewer bones than its roguelite contemporaries, with plenty of wall-running and double-jumping thrown in