Super Mario Maker 2 brings the greatness of old Mario levels into a creation system, just like the original did, now with even more to do than before.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 mostly accomplishes its mission of making a fine Marvel dungeon crawler, but the new things added hurt more than help.
Judgement takes a large amount from its big brother, the Yakuza series, but also uses detective sections and a more serious tone to set itself apart too.
Warhammer Chaosbane offers fun and challenging bosses. However, the lack of randomness causes repitition and lacks the replayability of others like it.
Atelier Lulua: Scion of Arland continues the series focus on battling and alchemy. While also featuring great performances from its characters too.
Days Gone mixes a little Sons of Anarchy and Zombies together to create a good game that could have been great had it been about 30 hours shorter.
A notable improvement over Far Cry 5, Far Cry New Dawn bringing with it more ambition and experimentation. Although it is still lacking in a good story.
Caligula Effect Overdose serves as a good remaster. Meshing together a strategic battle system with an interesting story and anime scenery.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice takes the Soulsborne genre and makes it its own. Delivering both beauty and challenge in one slashing motion.
The Division 2 is a better game than its predecessor on a mechanical level, but sadly it actually winds up a total letdown overall.