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Humble and a little old-fashioned, but Obsidian's decades of RPG experience still shine through.
KCD2 is just as bizarre and ambitious as its inspirations. Thank god.
Dr. Jones stole my heart in MachineGames' best game to date.
Dragon Age's return nails the action-RPG pivot but falls short of the storytelling the series is known for.
Bloober Team's remake hews closely to the original's high standards, but occasionally stumbles.
Real-time action combat and a darker, grittier setting set this sequel apart.
Ubisoft's open world Star Wars adventure succeeds at the little things, but not much else shines.
A mythical action RPG with remarkably bizarre characters and daring boss battles.
A razor-sharp port of a samurai epic
Visually spectacular but narratively limp, this cinematic sequel fails to find a new path for Senua.
A solid PC port job with arresting visuals, but as a sequel this adventure struggles to move the series forward.
Developer Remedy's personality shines through more boldly than ever in this wild barrage of creative storytelling and visual flair.
I want so badly for Assassin's Creed to be back, but Mirage is more like a stepping stone.
Even with strings attached, Lies of P holds its own.
It's Bethesda's biggest RPG by far, but nowhere near its best.
A live service action RPG that almost buries everything that makes it great.
A grand sequel with soulslike action and the spirit of a throwback platformer.
A beautiful, flawed, and deeply weird Soviet Westworld.
This PS5 port is a blast in the heat of battle, but feels trapped between two genres.
The best game in Harry Potter history, but a hard one to be excited about.