Despite its delays, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s latest title, Judgment is finally in the hands of the west, and it’s easily worth the extended wait. What lies below this package is one hell of a thriller, packed with content that will keep you busy for hours upon hours.
Milestone is back with their latest entry into the MotoGP franchise, and once again they have continued to hone and refine this title into something truly excellent for MotoGP fans, but there still is a bit of work needed to turn this into the definitive experience.
The Saints are back in whats arguably one of their biggest adventures, and while it’s refreshing to see the series make its way to Nintendo Switch, the port feels like it needs a bit more polish.
The tough as nails run ‘n gun shooter Cuphead makes its way to Nintendo Switch, and it’s well worth the wait. Featuring some new content, additional polish, and the same finely tuned gameplay that won over people back in 2017, there’s plenty to like about this highly-regarded indie hit.
Yarny is back in a bigger, bolder adventure than what was shown in its prequel, and Coldwood Studios appear to deliver more of everything people loved about the first game, while also taking its concept in a bit of a new direction as well.
The SNK 40th Anniversary Collection features a number of the company’s more popular hits, but it also includes a veritable trove of video game history, along with the occasional dud. Retro fans should pay special attention to this one, though.
BioWare’s highly anticipated looter shooter is finally here but seems like it could have used a few more months in the oven. Despite technical problems, Anthem does have some promise, but it remains to be seen if it will stick the landing with future content.
Chucklefish’s highly anticipated Indie title drops on February 1st for Switch, PS4, PC and Xbox, and despite the wait, it certainly doesn’t disappoint.
Highly anticipated indie title Pikuniku rolls onto Switch, PC, Mac and Linux, and while the game’s length is a little disappointing, it’s still quite worth taking a stroll through the surprisingly jaded world crafted by Sectordub.
Katamari is by no means a new franchise, but the remastered version, Katamari Damacy Reroll, is a high point for the series and an excellent introduction for what is easily one of the weirdest games from the PS2 library. Featuring gorgeous HD graphics, you’ll want to roll through this one again, without a doubt.
