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Black Myth: Wukong is visually impressive and has decent gameplay. However, its story relies heavily on the source material and may ostracize those unfamiliar with the novel.
What happens when you make a pact with a death god? Memory loss and shenanigans, of course! While Master Detective Archives: Rain Code offers an intriguing story, does it have the gameplay to back it up?
Adol's back at the helm again. This time the protagonist of Ys finds himself adventuring with a delightful cast of characters and brisk pacing that make Ys X: Nordics a winner in this storied franchise.
Card-en-Ciel is hardly the most original game on the market. However, the game makes up for this with excellent gameplay and fun presentation.
Action RPG Reynatis provides some interesting narrative and gameplay ideas. Unfortunately, its execution of those ideas does not make for a magical product.
True to its name, Bleak Faith: Forsaken offers one of the more desolate, enigmatic takes on the action RPG subgenre. But despite the obvious talent and effort on display, this title may be too bleak for its own good.
Sam Enright's second effort takes players to the stars in a sci-fi adventure combining 2.5D locations and turn-based combat. RPGamer sees what awaits in Beyond Galaxyland.
The members of Fairy Tail set off on a roguelike adventure. Despite some issues, the cards are stacked in favor of this game.
Panic's Arco takes players to a low fantasy take on the American frontier. Despite some technical hiccups, the fresh ideas it brings in make for a plenty enjoyable and distinct outing.
Visions of Mana comes to revitalize a beloved franchise with its superb story. A triumphant return will take players to the Mana Tree in an astounding world that features several staples of the series.
Stellar Blade makes a bold first impression with its standout visuals. But does it have the narrative and gameplay chops to back it up?
There's always something enjoyable about a wonderful swashbuckling adventure. Can Thunderful Games' SteamWorld Heist II stand up to the deepest ocean depths or does it crash against the reef?
