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A technical masterclass for depicting a serious mental condition, but Senua’s Saga doesn’t have enough involving gameplay to carry its story.
A dark, delicious and hilarious RPG adventure worth playing. Paper Mario fans will love experiencing Thousand Year Door over again – and newcomers will be equally charmed.
It has a solid back and forth game, but the limited launch roster, treacle-like career mode and steep learning curve means the revived TopSpin doesn’t quite land the ace on its first serve.
a fairly brief and unchallenging solo outing, but transformations make Princess Peach: Showtime! one that remains fun and fresh throughout.
Maybe not an open-world game changer, but Rise of the Ronin is a fun blend of accessible action and ancient history
If you can get over some glaring issues, the surprising depth and systems make Dragon’s Dogma 2 an action RPG like nothing else you’ve played.
A maximalist sequel remake that’s equally generous as it is indulgent, at the detriment of retelling of one of gaming’s most beloved tales.
A chill, inoffensive online team shooter with far from solid mechanics, poor solo content, and dreadful monetisation
In-depth tutorials and new gameplay systems make Tekken 8 both a perfect entry point for series newcomers, and an evolution of the fighting game formula fans have spent decades trying to master.
Big in content and heart, Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth brings the series’ past and present together with maximum charm.
With majestic sights and wondrous tales, A Highland Song is a terrific indie platformer that uses its environments and your choices to make a memorable journey each time.
This year’s biggest Mario game has come and gone already, which makes you wonder where else can Nintendo possibly go as its ridiculously successful hybrid games console must be entering its twilight phase. With the beloved plumber’s extensive history, it never hurts to mine the vault and refurbish a classic...
