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It feels bad to end the review on a bit of a sour note, as Borderlands 4 is truly an incredible package.
Despite that, you won’t find many strategy RPGs that are better than Final Fantasy Tactics – The Ivalice Chronicles in any year.
Dying Light: The Beast succeeds by understanding what made the original special and refining those elements rather than reinventing them.
Baby Steps, at times, struggles to walk the tightrope between frustration and satisfaction, but it stays on the rope at least as often as I was able to keep Nate on a thin wooden plank.
4/5 Available on: Nintendo Switch (reviewed), PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S; Publisher: Claymatic Games; Developer: Claymatic Games ; Players: 1-2; Released: September 18, 2025; ESRB: E for Everyone – Mild Fantasy Violence; MSRP: $14.99 Editor’s note: The publisher provided a review copy to Hey Poor…
The problem, ultimately, is that this is a collection of really lackluster titles. Even the best game here isn’t worth your time.
4.5/5 Available on: PC (Reviewed); Publisher: 3D Realms; Developer: Jasozz games; Players: 1; Released: 18th September 2025 Full
Players entering Trails in the Sky 1 st Chapter without any experience with these games should note that this is only the first part of a larger story.
Still, Quartet features a fantastic story, interesting characters, and a fast and fun battle system. It is a journey that fans of the genre should absolutely check out.
Everybody’s Golf: Hot Shots still plays well, but it’s entirely lacking the charm and personality that this series is known for.