An ambitious entry to the franchise with a heavier emphasis on puzzles that makes for a fun and satisfying first adventure for Princess Zelda.

Even in its unfinished state, the sequel to Hades keeps the room-by-room struggle through the Underworld while freshening up the gameplay.

An unusual hybrid game that may appeal only to fans of both the famous anime and fitness enthusiasts.

A hopeful, fantastical tale of rebirth and acceptance with all the beauty and wonder one expects from a Hayao Miyazaki film.

The best of the Reiwa Era Godzilla films, returns the franchise to its allegorical roots with a focus on survivor’s guilt and governmental inefficiency.

A dramatic take on Digimon that’s a little too predictable, a little too slow, though might be fun for diehard fans.

A fascinating detective story that loses its charm once the actual gameplay begins.

A beautiful, gorgeously orchestrated retro inspired adventure as action-packed and engaging as the JRPG classics that inspired it.

Fails to capture the magic of its predecessor, lacking suspense, charm, and characters to support its story.

A fascinating story full of mystery, conspiracy, and the supernatural with two strangers caught up in the same mystery at different times.