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It's more of the same Atelier, but it also takes the best from its predecessors to synthesize a fun and customizable adventure.
Layers of Fear 2 ups the ante from the original game's haunted house simulator style of horror, but that still leaves it all feeling too scripted to instill any real sense of dread.
In the mood for something emotionally draining that will openly mock you and reveal the utter pointlessness of existence? Pathologic 2 is the game for you.
If you don't mind being actively abused and tortured for hours on end, Vambrace can become extremely addicting for fans of either Darkest Dungeon or classic SNES RPGs.
Observation promises an eerie space thriller, and it delivers. Almost. There's a great game there but its flaws too often make it feel like it's trying to hide from you.
Despite a graphical upgrade, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered shows its age in almost every way — but that doesn't mean it's not a good time.
Figment turns a touchy topic into an engaging puzzle adventure that's filled with heart and some excellent setting and soundtrack designs.
Shakedown Hawaii gets you into a business trip around a 16-bit world that sometimes leaves much to be desired.
A Plague Tale: Innocence is an odd and often frustrating experience, with an escort mission front and center. There's a lot here that makes it worth checking out, though, even if only once.
A medieval combat simulator with a robust physics and combat system, Mordhau shows flourishes of brilliance but can't be crowned champion just yet.
Days Gone may not be game-changing like other PlayStation exclusives, but it's still a well put together title.
Almost three decades since the original, Mortal Kombat 11 proves the fighter's might is still strong.
