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Last reviewed: Bubsy 4D · 2 months ago

Looking for a soothing staycation in these troubled times? Welcome home.

Everyone will approach Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream differently, and that is what makes it such a unique experiment.

Ninja Theory surrounds players with uncertainty and doubt, creating a narrative-focused journey that is compelling even when it isn't traditionally entertaining.

Some of the brief teases point toward a more meaningful story, but this episode mostly hangs its hat on an underwhelming and surprisingly violent Riddler tale

With its smooth combat, rewarding exploration, and pulse-pounding battles, Sundered is worth a look from fans of Metroid and Castlevania.

This easygoing simulation is all about exploration and optimization, with plenty of depth and tantalizing upgrades.

A blast from the past that's over too soon.

Tacoma tells an intriguing tale about mortality and relationships in the face of catastrophe.

Gigantic is an easy-to-play MOBA, but it doesn't have much depth.

Dream Daddy is a surprisingly endearing visual novel about fatherhood, love, and friendship.

Supergiant Games combines classic arcade sports and choice-driven RPGs into a a story of redemption and competition.

The End Is Nigh is an interesting departure in structure from Super Meat Boy – though it doesn’t always succeed.

With an great competitive multiplayer suite, a fun take on the wave-based survival formula, and an imaginative single-player mode, Splatoon 2 is an excellent evolution.

This puzzle-platformer doesn't rise up to the quality of its genre peers.

With major improvements to progression and combat, The Zodiac Age reinvigorates the best parts of FF XII.

Breath of the Wild's first DLC is a fun time but is hardly a necessary experience.

This is a must-play for any golf fan, with lasting gameplay and features that make it better than the first title in every way.