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Pokemon Sword and Shield

Pokémon Sword And Shield Review

Pokémon Sword and Shield is not only a worthy start for the series on mainline consoles but is quite possibly the best entry in the series.

Witcher

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Review (Nintendo Switch)

Though the Switch port of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has made some obvious concessions to the visuals, it is a surprisingly good version of the acclaimed RPG -- and now it's portable!

Ghost Recon Breakpoint PVP Sabotage

Ghost Recon Breakpoint Review

Though Ghost Recon Breakpoint starts off strong by throwing you in a dangerous, beautiful, and dense world, it quickly shows its hand and ends up being a repetitive let-down.

GreedFall Artwork

GreedFall Review

GreedFall is an ambitious RPG with a ton of heart and a lot to love that ultimately succumbs to a stilted, empty world and refusal to engage its themes in a meaningful way.

Judgment Screenshot

Judgment Review

Judgment is a weird, wild, and absolutely absurd journey through the streets of Kamurocho. While the mechanics can be clunky, and there are a few instances of gross writing, it's an excellent game to pick up and get lost in.

Darkwood Review

Darkwood is a deeply unsettling horror game that turns night into your greatest enemy and makes players question what could be lurking in the dark. For any fans of the genre, this is an instant classic.

SteamWorld Quest Nintendo Switch Screenshot

SteamWorld Quest: Hand Of Gilgamech Review

SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech is a funny, charming deck-building RPG that laughs in the face of fantasy and adventure tropes. In the end, though, the game falls victim to repetitive gameplay and ends up overstaying its welcome.

The Division 2 Key Art

The Division 2 Review

Although The Division 2 is not a perfect game, most evident in its story and murky politics, it improves on almost everything from the original.

The Occupation Review

The Occupation is a charismatic mystery game, full of interesting game mechanics and writing that thrusts players into the midst of political turmoil.

Though Cinders would like to be a mature version of the Cinderella fairy tale, it fails to separate itself from the original and ends up rehashing a story we've all heard before.