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Some jerk surely not you has set off a chain of catastrophic events, and only you can hold the unpredictable Guardians together long enough to fight off total interplanetary meltdown. The Yakuza games are basically beat-em-up RPGs with intense, convoluted campaigns , and an abundance of bizarre sub-stories and minigames - and the latter is where Yakuza 0 shines.
For more, see our full review of Yakuza 0 here. Few developers have honed the art of level design like Arkane Studios, and Dishonored 2 sees the developer working at the height of the craft. Each unique location is meticulously thought out, combing an ornate steampunk aesthetic with a myriad of pathways and opportunities that allow for an almost endless variety of stealthy or, if you prefer, stabby approaches.
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The odds of DOOM rebooting itself into something that could even remotely live up to its legendary, industry-changing predecessor was somewhere between slim and none.
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The great sports wars of the last decade, which saw EA and 2K battling for exclusive sports video game rights, had at least one loser: gamers. But out of that darkness rose MLB The Show, which has spent the better part of this decade as an elite simulation recreation of America's pastime. Ever-impressive graphics, fantastic player animations, and rock-solid pitching, batting, and fielding engines make for the total package. Plus, the perennially good Road to the Show mode gives players a good excuse to keep playing every day in an effort to get their created player promoted to the bigs.
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The twists and turns are best found out naturally, without anyone spoiling them for you, but suffice it to say it starts great and only gets better from there. For more, see our full Titanfall 2 review here. It has the same tension of going from a technologically inferior underdog to powerful war machine, with the constant threat of the permanent death of your customized soldiers looming over every decision.
It turns the formula of defending Earth from alien invaders on its head by boldly recasting XCOM as a guerrilla force attempting to liberate the planet from alien occupation, making the situation feel even more desperate than ever. For more, see our full XCOM-2 review here. Despite some faltering steps when it initially launched, Destiny 2 has done a tremendous job trying to find that sweet spot as they poke and prod the engine into a place the community is happy with.
Fast forward to and Bungie has made vast improvements to that original sandbox, improving its suite of competitive options and infusing some much-needed narrative into the overall experience. For more, see our full Destiny 2 review here. Got a nigh-invulnerable troll blocking the bridge?
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For more, see our full review of Divinity: Original Sin 2 here. A JRPG in the most traditional sense, but wholly unique in its undeniable charm, innovative battle mechanics, and absolutely stunning graphics.
Legendary designer Akira Toryiama's characters spring to life in a colorful, joyous adventure, full of excellent, funny writing, and a fun, albeit predictable story. This is Dragon Quest at its finest. For more, see our full DQ XI review here. Fortnite: Battle Royale may not have been the first battle royale to market, but its approachable art style, free-to-play price tag, and stellar post-launch support in the form of seasonal events meant that it was destined for massive success.
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For more, see our full review of Horizon: Zero Dawn here. It looks and sounds great, the courses are awesome, and its selection of racers and customizable karts is plentiful. For more, see our full Mario Kart 8 review here. Nier: Automata thrust cult director Yoko Taro into the limelight. After toiling away for years on beloved, but underplayed, RPGs like the Drakengard series, a new gaming celebrity suddenly became a household name.
The result is a game that is both an excellent story to experience and a joy to play. For more, see our full Nier: Automata review here. Super Mario Odyssey is just plain, good old-fashioned Nintendo fun. Of course, the slight twist this time around is that Mario is joined on his adventure by the charming Cappy, a hat Mario wears which allows him to possess objects and creates found throughout the world.
In an era where every franchise goes open-world, Zelda looked to innovate by tapping into its past, distilling the franchise down to its purest form: exploration. Like the Original Legend of Zelda, Breath of the Wild's emphasis on exploration combined with its litany of mechanical systems coalesce into a breeding ground for players to craft their own stories, and encouraging them to not be afraid to improvise along the way.
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Choosing to explore the relationship between series bad girls Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross was a surprising choice for many, but paid dividends by the time the credits rolled. For more, see our full review of The Lost Legacy here. What Remains of Edith Finch is not a game for the faint of heart. What may be one of the most tragic video game tales ever told, its story has your unnamed character reliving flashbacks of how one member of each generation of the Finch family died in a tragic way.
What happened to them all? For more, see our full review of Edith Finch here. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus took the really excellent bones of Wolfenstein: The New Order, its inherent campy weirdness and its blood-soaked violence - tightened it up, chucked in some of the best characters in the series, and added a really traumatic childhood storyline to boot.
It did everything that the already excellent New Order did, but in a way that felt like a TV production company who knew this season would be their last and therefore pulls out all the stops. The Clones have been updated with Bad Batch members from the ongoing animated TV series, but they aren't developed enough to form a full squad as of this article's publishing.
The Empire faction is a natural choice for a Dark Side squad. Empire teams can either utilize Sith such as Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader, or work with more mundane firepower with characters such as Grand Admiral Thrawn, Grand Moff Tarkin, and an army of effective stormtroopers.
Empire teams based on Sith units are particularly good at taking down Jedi. Darth Vader and the Emperor hit hard and fast, leaving no room for error. Imperial Army units are great at taking down Rebels. Stormtroopers serve to overwhelm with numbers and create a distraction from their heavy-hitting leaders. Jedi in Galaxy of Heroes are one of the largest and most varied groups. There's a lot of choice here, which can make building an effective team difficult. Having a strong leader is the most important part of a good Jedi team.
Other great additions to this team are Ezra, who is a heavy hitter and dispels annoying enemy buffs with Flourish, and Jolee Bindo, who's a great healer who can revive Jedi allies. Sith teams are hard to build in early levels, as many of the best units only unlock later in the game. But, when they do, Sith teams are heavy hitters and are some of the best in the game. Sith teams rely on leads and support, as with their tradition of master and apprentice.
Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader are lethal together. Darth Revan and Bastila Shan Fallen are another great duo.
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