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Gust may be best known for their fantastic Atelier series but it's great that they're branching out to new franchises. Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon is a sequel to last year's gothic tale so let's see how haunting it is.
Famed Japanese game maker Shinji Mikami delights us with another tense and action-packed survival horror thriller.
In recent years, the Spelunker series has made a resurgence to the delight of hardcore 2D gamers. Now that it's finally available for Switch, let's grab our gear, head down to unexplored caves, and check it out.
Jydge
Hot off the heels of their time-travelling shooter Time Recoil, 10tons is ready to lay down some punishment with Jydge.
Just in time for the holiday season, Jackbox Games are back with their fourth yearly collection of kooky party games. After last year's impressive Jackbox Party Pack 3, does this follow-up make for a lively party or are you better off sticking with the classics?
Mordor's original odd couple are back in Middle-earth: Shadow of War. You control Talion, the resurrected ranger of Gondor who was slain and brought back to life by the wraith spirit Celebrimbor. Still fused, the two set out to take on Sauron's armies.
Syndrome
Ever wanted to play a really bad first-person rip-off of Dead Space? No? Then you'll probably want to give Syndrome a pass.
Seeing a delightful elephant skipping around a vibrant world will surely catch the eye of gamers with a soft spot for cuteness. Yono and the Celestial Elephants may be adorable but let's see if the adventure itself is one worth going on.
Last year, Xbox One gamers experienced the incredible shoot 'em up action of the latest title in this classic series. Now that Raiden V: Director's Cut is available on PlayStation 4; let's see if it's worth picking up another copy.
Retro-inspired 2D action games are a dime a dozen so let's see if Tiny Barbarian DX has what it takes to stand out in a crowded genre.
Monokuma is back in action providing motives for a collection of sixteen teenagers to murder each other in a brand new killing game.
About this time last year, NIS America published a shoot 'em up fighter set in the Touhou universe. Now, we have a 3D take on the Bullet Ballet / Senko no Ronde formula but does that make for a better game?
