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Young Souls escapes the grasp of Stadia exclusivity to launch on multiple other platforms. Is this homage to the River City franchise able to break the mould of its progenitor?
NIS America's The Cruel King and the Great Hero provides little challenge and some tedious gameplay, but has a heartwarming, storybook tale that makes it worth playing.
Cloudpunk is an interesting take on the future noir setting, as seen through the eyes of a delivery driver. However, the game's various ports are proof positive that not all version are created equally.
Enjoy scaling heights and engaging story, yet deal with the AI issues and pray. Do not go gentle in that good night. Parkour, parkour in the Dying Light 2.
Monark launches with shades of Shin Megemi Tensei behind it. A great battle system and solid art have the making of a gem, but a slow and repetitive second half indicates plenty of room for refinement.
Pokémon games haven't changed their formula much in the last twenty five years, relying on side games for experimentation. Arceus breathes a new life into the franchise and shows how reinventing key gameplay aspects can revolutionize the Pokémon experience.
Developer ArticNet takes a giant swing forward with the second title in the RPGolf series. There's no need to take a mulligan, but the game isn't quite up to par yet.
Stegosoft Games is ready to unleash their second title on the Nintendo Switch. However, whether this mixed party of royalty, leaders, and thieves are able to survive a tumultuous journey to the truth is anyone's guess.
Developer Logic Artists takes another step back into history with its latest title in the Expeditions series. Expeditions: Rome presents a thoroughly enjoyable role-playing experience in the late Roman Republic.
Some games have a stronger impact than others. Does the Sinnoh region have a lasting impact on Pokémon fans? Or does it stay too faithful to the original DS games? All we can say is: Bidoof is the greatest Pokémon of all time.
It's clear that Battle Brothers is meant to be challenging for even the most hardcore tactical RPGamers. The lack of help and optimization issues for consoles could have some quitting before the mechanics even have a chance to become fun.
Moonglow Bay may be the most Canadian game to ever exist. From strange fish tales to chatty Maritimers, the game will have you entranced by all its wonders.
