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SteamWorld Build
Features of this sort would be incredibly helpful for a title like this, especially because the complex supply chain and population management systems implemented have such a solid amount of depth to them. As players expand, it can get hard to keep track of things like where all warehouses or...
Persona 5 Tactica
While the customization system is a little different from Persona 5, it's familiar the same way that the combat nuances and aesthetics are in Persona 5 Tactica. Players gain access to a skill tree for each character that allows them to focus on what specific strengths they want them to...
Coral Island
Once established on the farm, there is a lot of work to do with a massive plot of land that is overgrown with weeds, rocks, trees, and lots of trash. Throughout the game, players can decorate and craft their idyllic farmscape with animals and crops. There are also many other...
There are even some blatantly confusing roster choices, like the addition of TMNT characters Raphael and Donatello, who were missing from the first game. Instead of having all four (as requested by fans), we’ve just lost Mikey and Leonardo to make room for their brothers. A better move would’ve been...
Much like classic JRPG tropes, their quest to get answers entwines with each other that could affect the fate of the world. While the overarching story might seem predictable, it is full of twists and riveting side stories that cement an emotional bond with party members. In fact, there are...
The Invincible
The Invincible is something of an ensemble novel, but the game jumps to a different perspective entirely to unfold the world for a singular character. The only notable relationship in the original work is between the novel's protagonist Rohan and his ship's astrogator, and some of the core underpinnings of...
My Time at Sandrock
One of the largest mechanics in the game is the player's workshop and its role within the Commerce Guild. While in Portia players contended with rival builder Higgins, this time around they'll form an alliance of sorts with fellow builder Mi-an who arrived in Sandrock at the same time, both...
WarioWare: Move It!
One of the main criticisms of Get It Together! was its lootbox-esque mechanics surrounding prezzies for in-game characters, which felt grindy for some players. However, these were used to level up characters for the Wario Cup and give single players something to work towards after beating the story; with Move...
Star Trek: Infinite
Unfortunately, battle is the least interesting aspect of the game. Its mechanics are overly simple: players simply place their units where they like, and all other maneuvers are performed automatically. Non-player factions seem especially prone to mounting campaigns of humiliation, which aren’t nearly as impactful as some of the other...
Wizard With a Gun
Galvanic Games’ Wizard With A Gun is a relaxing and breezy collectathon to pad out these colder months, mixing casual crafty survival with isometric action and exploration. Dig any deeper into its composite parts, though, and its gameplay limitations and weird structure become more apparent, in spite of an adorably...
Sonic Superstars
While a certain level of chaos is expected with Sonic games given their speed and unpredictability, the ability to complete traditional levels in co-op is a nightmare in practice. The co-op feature works off of a drop-in mechanic, meaning that the second player is able to pop in and out...
Metal Gear Solid is a series known for its long cut scenes and sometimes confusing plot. MGS: MCV1 includes Masterbooks that are informative and well-organized summaries of the franchises' intricate narrative and iconic characters. Each compendium provides crucial plot points, character profiles, and many secrets for each MGS game that...
