The sheer volume of new games released in 2018 was overwhelming, but among all that were some real gems. Here are our picks for the best of them.
Browsing: Bandai Namco
At Paris Games Week, Bandai Namco made an unexpected but very exciting announcement: 2B, of NieR: Automata fame, is coming to Soulcalibur VI.
We took SoulCalibur VI for a spin during its open beta weekend, and came away very impressed indeed—especially with the netcode.
Bandai Namco has released the full track lists for the upcoming Taiko no Tatsujin games for Switch and PS4, and also confirmed the Taiko Drum Controller for Europe.
Previously known in the West as ‘Taiko: Drum Master’, the new Taiko no Tatsujin rhythm games for Switch and PS4 will retain their Japanese titles worldwide.
Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time can be tiresome to play, but it captures the charm, humour, and style of the anime beautifully.
With its macabre, Burton-esque art style and terrifying monsters, Little Nightmares manages channels that childhood fear of the dark that never quite left us.
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.
Even without any involvement from Studio Ghibli this time around, Ni no Kuni II still manages to capture all the charm, beauty, and emotion that made the first game so special.
Dragon Ball FighterZ might be the best Dragon Ball Z game ever made, with plenty for fans to enjoy, but as a fighting game it leaves something to be desired.