Some missed opportunities aside, handsome Touken Ranbu sword boys, a fresh take on history, and Warriors action is a great mix.
Browsing: Action
A fresh perspective and brilliant level design make Kirby and the Forgotten Land a delightful first foray into three dimensions.
Beautiful pixel art and slick action pay homage to Neo Geo classics, though a miserly continue system creates undue frustration in Ganryu 2.
Hundred Fires turns a janky Metal Gear Solid clone into a bizarre fever dream – like Tom Clancy by way of Tommy Wiseau.
Taito Milestones collects ten important pieces of Taito history, but a barebones package does nothing to contextualise their significance.
Trek to Yomi goes beyond mere aesthetics in the way it channels Kurosawa, and generic combat aside, might just live up to its inspirations.
Stranger of Paradise is a clever, subversive approach to FF1’s legacy, dressed up in satirical humour and an exciting Nioh-style action RPG.
Blending peaceful atmosphere and the adrenaline of extreme sports, Grand Mountain Adventure: Wonderlands finds serenity in exhilaration.
With Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth, Team Ladybug continues to refine a rock-solid metroidvania foundation and prove its worth for any license.
Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires to continues to prove how well a mash-up of musou action and turn-based strategy can work.