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Capcom didn't reinvent the shopping cart with DRDR, but it reasonably upgrades a few key things that make an already great 2006 game well worth the revisit.

Taking cozy games to tiny but sprawling heights, Tiny Glade is an interactive fantasy builder right out of your dreams.

Unbroken Studios delivers a solid wizarding sports experience with Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions.

Magical powers of mass destruction and volleyball sounds like a fun combination. Is it?

NBA 2K25 continues to refine its best elements while some of its biggest pain points remain.

Intensity and strategy drive this complex, but silly roguelike shooter.

Miles Edgeworth's Ace Attorney spinoff collection features some intriguing stories and some strong quality-of-life additions.

Five years of updates and a switch to Unreal Engine 5 have left Satisfactory feeling like everything one could want from an industrial sandbox.

Spectre Divide's biggest selling point, its Spectre mechanic, isn't cool enough to make up for the game's shortcomings.

This odd Metroidvania feels like it shouldn't work, but WayForward simply don't miss.