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Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions tries to mesh the concept of fictional sports games with live service design, creating a mundane overall experience.
Age of Mythology: Retold is a great remake of the 2002 classic with amazing gameplay additions and enough modern systems to feel friendly toward newcomers. While the lack of new content at launch weakens the game a bit, the RTS greatness sure makes up for it.
NBA 2K25
NBA 2K25 is an updated version that mixes basketball lovers' favorite current teams and players with a dose of nostalgia.
Bloodless has a unique twist on the current soulslike formula and style that will undoubtedly bring back a lot of nostalgia. Despite its peaceful approach, you will certainly have difficult bosses that require you to learn their combat mechanics and deal with waves of lower-ranked enemies.
Demon's Mirror is an excellent roguelike deck-builder with many systems that never get convoluted. Even if the odds are almost always against you and the rewards aren't too great, the gameplay loop is extremely addictive and you won't stop playing.
Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is a superb detective game and a proper comeback to a beloved Nintendo series. While some gameplay decisions are a bit confusing, they never dampen the excitement. If you're a fan of sleuthing games and intriguing plots, Emio offers that and much...
Black Myth: Wukong manages to surpass any and all expectations I had while also introducing me to new aspects and features that continued to surprise and delight me.
Sumerian Six
Sumerian Six offers juicy tactical gameplay and a ton of polish, suffering somewhat from high difficulty and large levels.
A down and dirty arcade experience, Monster Jam Showdown is showy and bombastic in all the best ways.
Madden NFL 25
EA Sports Madden NFL 25 certainly feels like a step up in many ways, but its lack of atmosphere and realism and many of its modes make it feel like a hollow experience.
An incredible adaptation of the eponymous short story that isn't without it's minute faults, making it one of the best installments to the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.
Borderlands
With no redeeming qualities, Borderlands feels antiquated, pitiful, and devoid of fun.
