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Could this surprise spinoff of a long-running beat ‘em up MMO be one of the best non-FromSoftware Souls-likes ever made? I certainly think so. Developed by Neople and published by Nexon, The First Berserker: Khazan is the year's best surprise thus far, a deliciously challenging dark fantasy action-adventure stacked with...
MLB The Show 25
For March To October, I played through the season with the Seattle Mariners, the same as every year. Again, they're listed as a Contender, and I had the difficulty set to Dynamic as I typically do. If anything, Dynamic feels skewed a bit more on the challenging side this year...
There are optional objectives dotting the map as per usual, with the upgrade/knowledge system carefully tempered to decelerate main quest progress and force grinding for XP. The open-concept quest menu is confusing, and some forgettable activities round out the game’s more uninspired elements, but the overall attention and focus feel...
WWE 2K25
Among the initial Showcase storylines are Yokozuna defeating Hulk Hogan at 1993's King of the Ring, The Headshrinkers righting the wrong of defeating The Steiner Brothers at WrestleMania IX, and perhaps the easiest showdown of the Showcase, "High Chief" Peter Maivia against George "The Animal" Steele in a steel cage...
Split Fiction
Split Fiction follows the story of Zoe and Mio, two aspiring young writers who are being brought into Rader Publishing, along with other young hopefuls, for the chance at getting one of their stories published. However, things go south pretty quickly as the girls are told that they’ll be placed...
Carmen Sandiego
Carmen Sandiego's new video game actually released on mobile devices through Netflix Games earlier this year before its recent launch on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch. On all platforms, the game features vibrant graphics and some voice acting, although the situations where voice acting is and isn't used feels a...
Two Point Museum
The title isn’t completely flawless - like many management games, there are still sections that necessitate sitting and waiting for things to progress which can feel boring at times, there were a few segments that seemed like they should have voiceover for location-based milestones but didn’t, and sometimes XP for...
And speaking of monster design, Monster Hunter WIlds couldn't have done better when it comes to creating a massive menagerie of awe-inspiring creatures. Unfortunately, I can't discuss some of my personal favorite monsters without spoiling the latter half of the story, but suffice it to say that both new and...
Like A Dragon has always been synonymous with mini-games, but especially for a spinoff, Pirate Yakuza has a truly staggering amount of side content. There are your classics, like darts, karaoke, and the batting cage (which gets a delightful piratey twist), but also more recent additions like Crazy Delivery and...
Midway through my fourth game of Civ 7, I forced myself to go to bed to squeeze in a minimally appropriate amount of sleep before work. When I woke up in the morning, my first thought was that I wanted to keep building my empire, and that's when I finally...
This means that while players could access the same content, eventually, new players were forcibly unable to catch up with day-one players. Since there is no cross-platform play nor cross-save feature, and everyone will be required to start fresh, this won’t be as much of an issue for Switch or...
What Tales of Graces f Remastered lacks in story, it makes up for in fun gameplay and complex battle mechanics. With real-time combat that occurs during small-stage open-world encounters, players are tasked with learning the two primary types of attacks. In Tales of Graces f Remastered, these attacks are known...