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594 reviewsOur review of Pixel Pulp number two: Varney Lake.
Eurogamers review of Cassette Beasts - classic Pokémon expertly remixed for those who feel they have aged out of the series' target audience.
Eurogamer's review of Age of Wonders 4, where inspiration from RPGs breathes new life to the series, balancing exciting breadth and surprising approachability.
Eurogamer's review of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, an inherently fun, warm-hearted, but limited action-adventure.
Some subtle improvements to the grind and flexible turn-based tactics mean Honkai: Star Rail's off to a fine start. Eurogamer's review.
Eurogamer's review of Coffee Talk 2, a third place-simulating sequel with much of the original's charm, but some rougher edges to its dialogue and story.
Our review of the Advance Wars compilation for Nintendo Switch.
Eurogamer's review of Dead Island 2, a straightforward but juicy first-person action-RPG set in Los Angeles during a zombie apocalypse.
Minecraft's blocky charm is present and correct, but Legends' beauty is only as deep as the skins it wants to sell you. Eurogamer's review.
Our review of Road 96: Mile 0.
Our review of the visual novel Paranormasight.
Our review of the reverse city builder Terra Nil.
A review of fishing sim horror game Dredge.
A review of the dazzling open-world game Tchia.
Our review of Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon
Trails to Azure is an important second entry to the Crossbell saga, adding some neat touches and forming two parts of a whole with Trails From Zero.
Our review of the astonishing music game Rytmos.
A half-interesting game is buried by a mess of its own making - and represents an industry conundrum that will only continue to grow.
Mixing Into the Breach with Fronzen Synapse makes for an inveitably strong core of mech combat, but the rest of Phantom Brigade is underwhelming. Our review.
Team Ninja evolves Nioh's formula in a Three Kingdoms-era action RPG where allies, flags, and stealth make its brutal challenges more manageable than ever.