The long-dormant series returns in a superhero caper that excels because of its diversity and synergized action.
Digital Extremes' Warframe is a satisfying and comprehensive free-to-play RPG that still manages to keep things exciting six years on.
Night Call is an absorbing noir adventure with plenty of heart.
Etherborn is a compelling, gravity-shifting puzzle platformer, but its convoluted plot and limited worlds stop it from being exceptional.
Even though some ambitious additions need a little refinement, Shadowbringers' fearless execution pays off in spades.
Satisfying questing, fun NPC interactions, and the joy of building combine to make Dragon Quest Builders 2 a delightful sandbox adventure.
SolSeraph is a clear homage to ActRaiser, but some of the areas where it forges its own path put a damper on its potential.
198X is a throwback mash-up of five very brief genre excursions with an overwrought story of growing up thrown on top.
Weedcraft Inc eschews an opportunity to consider weed’s place in the zeitgeist for a jaded look at stoners, hipsters, and stereotypes.
They Are Billions is a smart mix of RTS, tower defense and survival.
Sea of Solitude tells a poignant story about loneliness that's only let down by its tedious gameplay.
Super Mario Maker 2 brings the course creator to Nintendo Switch with a bevy of new tricks to delight creators and players alike.
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night suffers on Nintendo Switch due to distracting technical issues.
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night doesn’t reinvent the Metroidvania genre, but impeccable craftsmanship in its level design shows there’s still life in a classic approach.
Samurai Shodown’s easy-to-learn controls and high-stakes combat deliver a terrific, strategic fighting game that stands out from the rest.
F1 2019's fast and strategic racing elevates it to the top step of the podium.
Lovable characters and an intriguing mystery-drama elevate this otherwise run-of-the-mill Ryu ga Gotoku joint.
Clumsy design, tedious storytelling, and often game-breaking technical limitations sap The Sinking City of any real terror or intrigue.
Imperator: Rome is grand strategy on a modest scale.
Steel meets flesh in this violent but refined take on large-scale medieval combat.
The mash-up of Zelda's style and structure with Crypt of the NecroDancer's gameplay go together like peanut butter and chocolate.
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