One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 combines the hectic fun of a Warriors game with the eccentric characters and enchanting world of One Piece, and now it’s available on Switch.
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Omensight is an ambitious follow-up to Stories: The Path of Destinies, wrapping that game’s Choose Your Own Adventure structure around an intriguing murder mystery.
Originally released in 2006, Bullet Witch met with middling reviews due to its low budget and lack of polish, but it’s a diamond in the rough given a new lease on life thank’s to XSEED’s Steam port.
Yakuza 6 balances the series’ usual over-the-top action and eccentric humour with a more vulnerable hero in search of redemption, delivering the perfect conclusion to Kiryu’s story.
Mobile games often don’t transition well to consoles. World of Warriors, with its shallow combat and Funko-esque bobblehead characters, is the latest example of that.
Penny-Punching Princess takes aim at capitalism in a humorous way, but this action RPG’s satire is too toothless and shallow to have anything of substance to say.
The Devil May Cry games show their age, and a modest remastering effort doesn’t do much to smooth over the rough edges, but they’re still fascinating and crucial pieces of gaming history.
Attack on Titan 2 offers up exhilarating, momentum-based combat with massive enemies, but its retelling of the Attack on Titan story is very uneven and doesn’t fare well for newcomers to the series.
The Switch port of Bayonetta 2 brings what is easily the Wii U’s best exclusive to a whole new audience, and finds a spot as one of the best games on Nintendo’s new hybrid, too.
Monster Hunter: World pushes the Monster Hunter series forward more than any game before it, with a more narrative-focused adventure and a beautiful vision of an untamed natural world.