Video Games
Despite pulling inspiration from many of the classics of the JRPG genre, Bravely Default II fails to do enough to set itself apart.
GNOSIA drops players into a time looping space ship hurtling through space with alien-infected humans… all of whom hide behind the facade of humanity.
Empires of the Ascended introduces the region of Shurima to Legends of Runeterra. Along with new champions, game mechanics and a total of 110 new cards!
Breathedge takes the survival genre to the inhabitable depths of space. It stumbles under its poor humor, pacing, and annoyances.
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury is a game that every Switch owner needs to get their hands on, especially if they’ve been a longtime Mario fan.
The free River Raid update for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla brings new maps, raids, and mechanics to the game as well as a worthy new armor set
In Little Nightmares 2, you play as a young child who sets out to discover the source of an evil transmission that is corrupting the world.
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood, the newest game from French developer Cyanide and publisher Nacon, is a bit of a special case.
The UnderMine Switch port is a roguelike and roguelite dungeon crawler with light RPG elements great for new and veteran players in the genre alike
Despite a lackluster story and some disappointing technical hiccups, Nioh 2: Complete Edition is a big package with a lot to offer any fan of the genre.
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