Finji is looking to continue its track record of releasing stellar indies with Usual June
Usual June is shaping up to be extraordinary after hands-on with this narrative hack and slash.
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NetEase's FragPunk is looking to dethrone Valorant with chaos and cards
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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is updating a classic without taking away from what made it special
The long-awaited remake updates plenty of things, but under all that new paint is the same brutal 80s RPG
Metaphor: ReFantazio is a stunning RPG epic, but has it bitten off more than it can chew?
There is no denying how great Metaphor looks and how well it plays but we're not sure if the the writing can uphold such heavy themes.
Dying Light: The Beast seeks to revitalize the franchise by bringing it back to its roots
Kyle Crane is back and with this more focused and linear narrative, Techland is trying to recapture the first game of the first game.
Phantom Blade 0 wants to carve out its own niche in a crowded field of Soulslikes
This stunning cross between fast-paced action and Soulsborne design philosophies works shockingly well to make something totally unique.
Frostpunk 2 wants to prove leading a civilization is tough work
While some city builders and strategy games are power fantasies that let you lead a country, Frostpunk 2 knows being in charge isn't all it's cracked up to be.
