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Heather Wald·Mar 20, 2023

Critic80/100

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Awaceb delivers an inviting open-world that encourages exploration, creativity, and experimentation. The Soul-Jumping mechanic shines above all, providing a unique way to traverse the landscapes and make the most of the tropical playground.

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Leon Hurley·Mar 17, 2023

Critic90/100

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The combat, while generally excellent, does also have some occasional irritations

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Hirun Cryer·Mar 14, 2023

Critic70/100

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Bayonetta Origins shows a great new side of the Umbral Witch, in a tale that's heartwarming as it is enjoyable. Combat and puzzles are a great one-two punch, but Cereza's restricted role and Cheshire's unfaltering nature undermine a little of the former.

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Ben Wilson·Mar 13, 2023

Critic80/100

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Enjoyable in almost every department, WWE 2K23 serves up joy for wrestling fans young and old, dedicated or casual.

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Leon Hurley·Mar 7, 2023

Critic90/100

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Sons of the Forest is a great horror and survival game that balances a strong atmosphere and terrifying moments with player freedom.

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Jon Bailes·Mar 2, 2023

Critic80/100

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Wo Long sees Team Ninja build on the core quality of the Nioh games with ease. While some old habits die hard, Wo Long's core combat and traversal options always shine through.

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Austin Wood·Mar 1, 2023

Critic60/100

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Lightfall is a deeply uneven experience that makes a terrible first impression. An excellent new subclass and raid can only carry it so far, especially when new and exacerbated issues run this deep

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Jon Bailes·Feb 22, 2023

Critic60/100

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As an ode to '90s JRPGs, there's no doubt that Octopath Traveler 2 has chops. But the fragmented nature of its eight separate plotlines, however, means the world and its characters lack coherence

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Josh West·Feb 20, 2023

Critic50/100

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With an incomprehensible storyline, weightless combat, and frustrating first-person platforming, Atomic Heart is left to stand in the shadow of the video games that so clearly inspired it

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Jordan Gerblick·Feb 17, 2023

Critic90/100

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Like a Dragon: Ishin delivers an exciting new setting to explore, a more rewarding combat system, and some of the best side quests so far. Don't let the katanas fool you, this is Yakuza at its very best

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Hirun Cryer·Feb 16, 2023

Critic80/100

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Wild Hearts is a worthy competitor to Monster Hunter, boasting brilliantly creative weapons and fearsome beasts to match, scuppered only by an infuriating camera. Omega Force deftly avoids delving into colonist themes, and Wild Hearts is all the better for it .

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Jon Bailes·Feb 14, 2023

Critic40/100

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It's not often that the promotion campaign might be more enjoyable than the final product, but Wanted: Dead may have to grin and bear this ignominy. Despite some effort to subvert genre norms with its characters and amusing mini-games, the core action is bogged down by low production values, imbalance, and repetition. For every moment it hits its stride, there's another where it stubs its toe, and some slick execution animations are as imaginative as it gets.

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Josh West·Feb 13, 2023

Critic90/100

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Whether this is your first journey to Talon IV or a return trip ahead of Metroid Prime 4, this remaster is well worth your time and attention.

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Josh West·Feb 6, 2023

Critic70/100

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With its stunning recreation of beloved Harry Potter landmarks and thrilling combat, Hogwarts Legacy definitely has its moments. Sadly, it tries to do too much all at once, and never quite settles into a comfortable rhythm, or leverages the player experience against the…

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Josh West·Jan 31, 2023

Critic80/100

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With its awesome combat and platforming, vivid visual design, and unwavering commitment to comedy, Hi-Fi Rush is an undeniably wild ride