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The HBO TV series adaptation of The Last of Us is faithful to its already strong source material, though the unique additions shine most.
WWE 2K23 improves on its phoenix-like predecessor in countless ways, for a more polished, exciting experience.
The Sims 4: Growing Together adds personality and flair to family living with new Dynamic and Milestone systems.
Create food and water in Dungeons and Dragons: The Yawning Portal. Just don't expect it to be a particularly taxing task.
Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe is a sweet morsel of platforming goodness, drenched in eldritch horror.
The Settlers: New Allies is an enjoyable RTS game that lacks an expected sense of depth.
Wild Hearts is a fantastic example of how a well-established formula can still be spun into something unexpected, brilliant and new.
Like A Dragon: Ishin! certainly feels like a Yakuza game from 10 years ago, but that doesn't douse the ever-endearing heart and soul of the series.
I Was a Teenage Exocolonist is a beautiful ode to growing up that asks thoughtful questions about what it means to exist.
Valiant Hearts: Coming Home sees the return of the heart wrenching, historical storytelling of The Great War, and largely hits the same highs.
