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Steel Seed
With humanity on the brink of extinction, Zoe wakes up to find that she has been long asleep and within the frame of a new cybernetic body. With her allies in Koby and S4VI, she’ll attempt to resurrect the human race and stop a robotic threat from stopping her.
I've had my eyes on upcoming Metroidvanias as I've played and enjoyed several over the past year. From its visuals, aesthetic, and combat, Mandragora is the latest entry in a genre that has exploded in the past several years, even if it doesn't really bring much new to the format.
Ixion
Ixion is a deep city-building strategy game that puts a bigger focus on story to set itself apart from the competition. So, if you’re familiar with the genre, Ixion is definitely worth a try. Unfortunately, given its current technical issues and less-than-optimal controller-friendly design on consol
Star Overdrive
Star Overdrive has you traversing a strange alien world on a hoverboard, tracking down your beloved. As you race, craft, and fight, you’ll discover the truth behind a mystery that while satisfies, is a journey filled with many bumps on the road.
Lunar: The Remastered Collection’s strengths are easily its stunning soundtrack, engaging cast, and great writing, allowing for engaging personalities and events to rise above a fairly average combat system. The new cast is excellent, and the higher quality cutscenes allow Lunar to stand out from it
South of Midnight has you exploring a gorgeous backdrop in the deep South as Hazel, a young girl gifted powers of the Weaver to track down her mother. With gorgeous visuals, strong performances, and one hell of a soundtrack, Compulsion Game’s latest is great!
Koira
Koira has an emotional journey at its core that has made me better appreciate the bond I share with my own dog, and that despite obstacles being in our way, that bond will see us through. The short adventure can see a few mechanics used a bit too often, but...
Monster Hunter Wilds doesn’t stray too far from the pack, but the update via the RE Engine and some added mobility do make their presence known. While Wilds is certainly easier than previous editions, it carves its own path and delivers a truly memorable adventure.
Ubisoft takes the series to Japan, allowing you to play as both Naoe and Yasuke, two warriors caught in the struggle of honoring their legacy and escaping their past. As a mysterious group is behind the scenes of several tragic events, the pair will unite against a common foe.
However, for as great as It Takes Two was, Split Fiction is the evolution of what Hazelight was building towards: a tour de force of creative ideas, stellar co-op mechanics, and a story that satisfies with characters you’ll actually care about.
As RGG has made a career of bringing life to the same location for over 20 years, Yakuza in Hawaii is a solid entry that can feel thin on its own ideas but nonetheless has some incredibly fun moments and some strong combat that allow this new adventure to set...
Kingdom Come Deliverance II excels and innovates in ways the genre has desperately needed in years. Warhorse Studios has delivered a wealth of smart design and function here to craft an absolutely impressive saga that is as brutal as the era requires.
