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Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree

6/10

While Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree is a decent mix of search action and soulslike, it's rough around the edges and does not excel in any particular facet.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

10/10

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is an outstanding debut from a team whose heart and soul come through in every aspect, delivering an exceptional RPG.

Lunar Remastered Collection

8/10

This is a great compilation of two breezy and iconic representations of anime-styled fantasy JRPGs in the 1990s.

Promise Mascot Agency

7/10

Promise Mascot Agency offers the most unrealistic power fantasy for today's day and age; owning and running a successful business

Atomfall

6/10

While Atomfall should be praised for its accessibility settings and innovative “Lead” system, a plethora of design shortcomings frustrate in this survival-RPG hybrid.

The First Berserker: Khazan

6/10

Neople and Nexon's Soulslike-inspired action RPG set in the DNF universe sadly misses the mark on many of its components with a dull color palette that masks its lovely art style, sluggish combat flow due to its restrictive stamina system, and just doesn't distinguish itself from its many contemporary competitors.

Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition

9/10

This well deserved remaster of Xenoblade Chronicles X makes it easier than ever to appreciate one of the best open-world RPGs out there.

Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land

8/10

While the combat system has its flaws and the gameplay doesn’t innovate much within the open-world genre, Atelier Yumia is a fantastic starting point for newcomers to the Atelier franchise.

Everhood 2

8/10

The strangest game I have ever played in my entire life is equal parts fascinating, frustrating, and complicated.

Monster Hunter Wilds

8/10

Monster Hunter Wilds has all the potential to become the best game in the franchise's history, even if it's not quite there yet.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii

7/10

Goro Majima's swashbuckling adventure is a ton of fun to play with some of the series' most thrilling beat 'em up combat and compelling side distractions, despite its messy main narrative.

Avowed

8/10

Avowed is a well-written and cohesive fantasy escape that thoughtfully ramps from modest to grandiose, though small bits of uneven execution slightly detract from an otherwise impressive experience.