Fortnite is one of the most influential games in history, and it is almost singularly responsible for battle passes that "pay for themselves", free seasonal content updates, and cross-platform multiplayer becoming industry norms.
The Divine Knockout (DKO) is the most soulless attempt at cashing in on a new market that I have encountered in a long time.
Rogue Company is one of the most unique titles released by Hi-Rez in the past decade. However, if that uniqueness ensures its survival in the highly competitive casual-competitive market, it remains to be seen.
At less than three hours of unique content, Potata: Fairy Flower feels more like a generous demo than a retail release.
While its focus on non-violence will be offputting for some, players looking for an in-depth medieval life sandbox need look no further than Medieval Dynasty.
Overwatch 2 is a very good game, struggling to live up to the legacy of its legendary predecessor and the expectations of the passionate but ultimately over-entitled Overwatch community.
While Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical is certainly unique, it's hardly a "role-playing game" in the widely accepted definition of the word, and because of this, many fans of the genre will be left feeling cold.
The Dragoness: Command of the Flame is a fantastic HoM clone, held back by a lack of meaningful progression and many performance issues.
While Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II lives up to and builds upon the legacy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019), it is unlikely to win over anyone who is not already a fan of the series.