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Legend of Mana
It’s about the micro-level of making a difference in these little characters’ lives and the macro-level worldbuilding. And it’s extremely charming and welcoming — fitting, given the tranquil nature of the art style, soundtrack (which now has a toggle for the new arranged version or the classic tracks), and the core theme.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)8.0
Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX
Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX is a visually gorgeous upgrade to a very rose-tinted release. While the flaws of the original game remain laid bare, Jankenteam accentuates the positives, reimagining one of console gaming’s earliest universes with stunning artwork, great animation, and a sophisticated score.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)7.0
Game Builder Garage
If you have aspirations of making your own video game but haven’t taken that first step, Game Builder Garage is for you. Just keep your expectations in check. You probably won’t be able to make your perfect game with just this software, but it could provide the creative spark that pushes you to turn your game developer dreams into a reality.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)6.5
Mass Effect Legendary Edition
If we’re setting off to new horizons and, eventually, a new Mass Effect, then Mass Effect Legendary Edition serves as a solid collection of this trilogy. This is everything these three games were, and still are to many fans, preserved for time. Just like the capsule Liara makes during Mass Effect 3, this is what can hopefully stand the test of time and carry what this trilogy is—its characters, its worlds, and its stories—forward for ages to come.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)9.0
Cruelty Squad
I’m not even sure if I enjoyed it, I just couldn’t look away. It’s like being trapped in a burning circus; it’s a little terrifying, but you can’t help enjoying yourself. There’s something awe-inspiring about having all these terrible little facets come together into a cohesive package. So, I guess I recommend playing it?Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)7.5
GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE-
I can lament what it might be missing, but Guilty Gear Strive is also what I needed right now: a good, solid, very online-capable fighting game with plenty of big swords, charging dolphins, and doctors with questionable credentials to go around.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)8.5
Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis
It’s going to be a bit of a wait, but for many of you out there, New Genesis is worth playing now. After all, it is free: there’s no subscription and no buy-in. If you cap out and get bored, take a break and come back: your character will be waiting for you.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)7.5
DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power
A lot of effort went into creating an experience that fans of the show will recognize and respect. Whether or not they’ll find the game to be fun depends on their tolerance for simple combat, poor AI, and repetitive missions. Speaking as a fan of the show, I can say everything the developers got wrong with DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power didn’t deter me from enjoying everything they got right.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)6.0
NINJA GAIDEN: Master Collection
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is in a weird spot, propped up by the strong legacy of the original two games. From a re-release standpoint, not much was done, especially from the perspective of the third game.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)8.0
Chicory: A Colorful Tale
Not only is Chicory a fun game, and not only did it speak to me on a profound level, it also made me want to be a better me. I’m not exaggerating nor using hyperbole, it’s a well-built experience with a tremendous amount of heart. It wants you to be you, and it wants you to know that the best you can do is always good enough.Read full review from Destructoid (opens in a new tab)9.5