The new Moonlighter Friends and Foes update gives you the perfect reason to dive back into those dungeons all over again or for the first time
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The long-awaited third main chapter in the KIngdom Hearts series finally arrives with Kingdom Hearts III, has it been worth the wait?
After close to nine years, Travis Touchdown is back in Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes which is a very different game. Does the new direction work?
Electronic Arts have reportedly canceled the open-world Star Wars game that had originally started development at Visceral Games under Amy Henning.
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Dragon Quest XI offers an epic old-school RPG experience, but may be a little too familiar for those looking for something a little new and different
Octopath Traveler for Nintendo Switch is a welcome throwback to classic JRPGs with a great number of modern touches for a healthy balance of old and new
Vampyr crafts a compelling enough morality tale but it's weighted down by performance issues, terrible pathfinding and extremely tedious exploration.
Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time does a great job of capturing the spirit of the anime it's based on, but the gameplay is mostly a slog.
The culture around aggregate review scores, people being so obsessed with them and companies often tying developers livelihoods around them needs to change.
Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom makes a whole lot of changes nobody asked for, and most of them aren't implemented particularly well
Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 Plus offers a great spin on the original classic. but is lacking a few features that would make it the definitive experience
Dragon Quest Builders manages to be an engrossing crafting game that can eat up days if not weeks of your life, but not without a couple major issues.
Owlboy is an adventure with a lot of charm and a great cast of characters, but the control scheme and lack of other features leave something to be desired.
Lost Sphear goes in so hard on the nostalgia of 16 and 32-bit RPGs that it forgets to carve out an identity of its own...
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 offers a massive adventure but had some glaring flaws that keep it from being the definitive masterpiece it's aiming to be.