Grounded was already fun with friends and the sequel mostly succeeds by giving that formula a much bigger playground.
Pokémon is surprisingly comfortable when nobody is telling you to become Champion.
The football is finally moving forward again but too many familiar Madden problems are still asking for $70.
An incredibly deep zombie sandbox whose strange style and obsessive simulation are held back by rough edges that still feel very Early Access.
One of the best excuses gaming has given us lately to get a few friends together and spend an evening getting completely distracted.
A fifteen-year-old Middle-earth co-op adventure that proves nostalgia hits even harder when the game is still genuinely fun.
One of the few farming sims where checking on the neighbors matters as much as checking the crops.
One of the few extraction-style shooters that actually made repeated missions fun even while questionable decisions around it kept getting in the way.
The gunplay was always there but it took better maps and a lower price for the rest of the game to finally make sense.
A punishing World War II shooter built for players willing to communicate, wait, and do their job
