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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach review: gripping sequel weighs the cost of connection
Rather than reinventing its formula, Death Stranding 2: On The Beach iterates on its predecessor in a gripping sequel about the cost of mass connection.
Backbone Pro review: Mobile controller royalty charts a bold new course
A long time in the making, Backbone Pro delivers the best-in-class mobile controller experience, but it's the evolving app that's worth staying for.
Revenge of the Savage Planet review: corporate incompetence becomes slapstick sci-fi
Revenge of the Savage Planet takes aim at corporate incompetence in a satirical slice of sci-fi slapstick, even if it plays its open-world formula safe.
Despelote review: miraculous slice-of-life soccer game pulls a hat trick
Despelote is an autobiographical and sumptuously rendered slice-of-life game that shoots for gold and handily gets there.
Skin Deep review: wacky immersive sim could have used more chaos
Skin Deep's ambitions are greater than it can deliver on, but the micro immersive sim still has enough slapstick chaos to fuel its slapstick thrills.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 review: A challenging game for challenging times
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is an ambitious new RPG inspired by RPG classics, and most of the risks it takes pay off.
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy review: the student surpasses the teacher
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy elevates the Danganronpa formula to create a refreshing tactics RPG experience.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves review: one last show in South Town
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is a strong fighting game, but one that feels a bit creatively compromised by the business dealings powering it.
Lost Records: Bloom and Rage review: punk rock never dies
Lost Records: Bloom and Rage reinvents the Life is Strange formula to create a deeply moving 90s coming of age story.
Rusty Rabbit review: wacky new platformer could have used a tune-up
Rusty Rabbit has an elevator pitch that's easy to love, but the wacky platformer struggles to deliver.
Blue Prince review: 2025’s best game will alter your brain
Blue Prince is the kind of boundlessly brilliant puzzle game that you need to play to fully understand.
Promise Mascot Agency review: I know this will sound weird, but trust me
Promise Mascot Agency is a zany open-world adventure full of yakuza intrigue, workplace accidents, and porn-addicted cats.
South of Midnight review: a heartfelt ode to America’s deep South
South of Midnight is a gorgeous, empathetic celebration of America's deep South, even if the adventure game under that artistry is fairly run-of-the-mill.
The First Berserker: Khazan review: a competent Soulslike that’ll test your patience
The First Berseker: Khazan will push even the most seasoned Soulslike veterans to their patience limits, but it's still a slick addition to the genre.
Atomfall review: doomsday adventure is stuck in the blast radius
Atomfall's clever approach to quests and bartering aren't enough to elevate an otherwise dull apocalyptic adventure.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows review: finding peace and quiet in a merciless world
Assassin's Creed Shadows is a surprisingly serene open-world game whose quietest moments outweigh its loudest.
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition Review: this Wii U classic is a survivor
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition stuns thanks to a grand sense of scale that puts equal emphasis on the big and small aspects of its world.
Fragpunk review: inventive shooter challenges the status quo
Fragpunk is a wildly fun new tactical shooter that rebels against the genre's rulebook with great results.
WWE 2K25 review: rock solid wrestling sim teases its heel turn
WWE 2K25 is another deep wrestling simulator that's loaded with content, but its appalling Island mode feels like the start of a heel turn.
Wanderstop review: cozy tea shop game embraces its flaws
Wanderstop embraces its imperfections as a tea shop management game to tell a moving story about self-acceptance.
Split Fiction review: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times
Split Fiction is a dazzling co-op adventure that's dragged down by weak writing, making for a divided It Takes Two follow-up.
Monster Hunter Wilds review: thrilling action RPG is shockingly chill
Monster Hunter Wilds keeps Capcom's winning streak going with a deep action RPG that's surprisingly laid back.
Scuf Valor Pro review: premium Xbox controller is a fine runner-up
The Scuf Valor Pro packs a lot of features in for $100, but its a runner up in a crowded field of premium Xbox controllers.