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Star Wars: Galactic Racer is the Star Wars racing game I've always wanted, offering an amazing roguelike experience and impressive buildcraft customization amid challenging, heart-pounding tracks.
Gears of War: E-Day looks amazing and delivers excellent old-school action in both its campaign and multiplayer modes.
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is another triumphant remake that’s oozing with combat depth, visual flair, and excellent quality of life updates.
The latest installment of the Ace Combat series is brilliant fun, but can swiftly bring you back down to Earth with every grindingly long cutscene.
Silent Hill crosses the Atlantic with a fresh first-person perspective — but are the changes enough to rejuvenate this aging horror stalwart?
Control Resonant goes big with a reality-defying New York.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is an exceptional tactical RPG that masterfully blends tremendous turn-based combat, enjoyable exploration, and stellar storytelling.
Sporting a level of polish that could put the sheen on Wolverine's adamantium death-dealers to shame, Sony and Insomniac's latest is another exceedingly pretty, single-player, story-driven epic that doesn't skimp on the production values. Supported by visceral, varied, and extremely violent melee combat, this set-piece-packed, cinema-rivaling spectacle puts you behind...
Middling-Earth.
The Blood of Dawnwalker doesn't excel at everything it hopes to achieve, with wonky combat, an open-world littered with repetitive tasks, and some underdeveloped mechanics, but the ambition, some cleverly connected choices, and highlights in key story moments are well worthy of praise.
Capcom has nailed it yet again, this time with Onimusha: Way of the Sword, with an entry that is bound to fully revitalize the franchise.
With immensely rewarding turn-based tactics gameplay, an authentic Star Wars atmosphere, and rich storytelling, Bit Reactor's Star Wars Zero Company delivers.
