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A fantastic, star-studded Night Two saves WrestleMania 42 after a dull and confusing Night One.

An extremely satisfying conclusion to Diablo's latest demonic saga.

Samson may come stocked with an impressively detailed sandbox, but it’s totally impossible to recommend in its current state.

Replaced is a gripping and gorgeous 2.5D action platformer, even though this AI-based adventure could do with a system update to completely iron out the bugs.

A deeply funny Mii simulator that’s deflated by ridiculous sharing restrictions.

An amusing FPS that's weakened by its haphazard marriage of noir storytelling and boomer shooter action.

Capcom's sci-fi hack-and-shoot debut is just good, chunky fun.

Right now Champions feels like it needs an evolution of its own if it wants to be the very best.

Super Meat Boy 3D proves that Meat Boy can work in three dimensions, even if some perspective-related issues keep it from reaching the heights of the 2010 classic.

Konami's quirky new platformer brings good times, but occasionally hits a brick wall.

The best way to play as the most underrated version of the Blue Bomber.

The new standard for Nintendo Switch 2 Editions.

Tedious characters and difficulty spikes notwithstanding, Screamer is a unique and confidently assembled racer that feels like the result of locking Blur in a room for 12 months with nothing but a Crunchyroll subscription.

A competent, iterative update to a series that has been making competent, iterative updates for the better part of a decade.

An action game that makes a promising first impression it doesn't live up to at all.

More than 110 hours in, this ambitious RPG has swung wildly from incredibly cool to gobsmackingly infuriating.

Starfleet Academy Season 1 Finale Review: As Starfleet Academy Season 1 ends, it feels like the cadets are just getting started.

Big fun in an adorable little package.

It's not a flawless photograph, but this remake is memorable, terrifying, and artistically stunning.