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  1. Far Cry 6

    Series X|S · Ken McKown · Oct 06, 2021

    There is just a massive playground here that is extremely enjoyable to play. At the end of the day that is what is most important to me. I hope the series does change up in the future, but for now Far Cry 6 keeps what makes the experience fun and simply nails it.
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    8.5
  2. Xuan Yuan Sword 7

    Xbox One · Terrence Johnson · Oct 06, 2021

    Lastly, the game does have a lot of backtracking, while the world is beautiful to behold; it's not quite as polished as some of the next-gen offerings (Xuan Yuan Sword 7 is for PS4/Xbox One) it was still a vivid landscape that was a treat to explore.
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    7.5
  3. NBA 2K22

    Series X|S · Ken McKown · Oct 05, 2021

    NBA 2K22 has a few things that make this upgrade feel worthy. The new play mechanics are excellent, and it continues to excel on the presentation front. The microtransactions are still super gross and I wish some of the other modes such as Blacktop would get a proper overhaul as they are starting to feel dated.
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    7.5
  4. Omen of Sorrow

    Xbox One · Terrence Johnson · Oct 05, 2021

    Omen of Sorrow has more good things going for it than bad, the overall combat system feels fresh and new. The characters all feel relatable while at the same time being totally original. Fights can last longer than in other fighting games, not to mention the soundtrack is absolutely out of this world.
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    7.0
  5. BloodRayne Betrayal: Fresh Bites

    Series X|S · Terrence Johnson · Oct 04, 2021

    Betrayal: Fresh Bites isn’t a bad game at all, its just not a great example of BloodRayne at it’s best; even with the new HD bells and whistles. My hope is that this game will give Rayne some attention and make the developers see that she is a character worthy of not only a remaster but a brand-new adventure.
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    7.0
  6. Severed Steel

    PC · Terrence Johnson · Oct 01, 2021

    Severed Steel is a fantastic ride while it last, there is a map editor for the brave but the replay value is only going to be found for those that have the need to top a leaderboard or want to record some dope slo-mo montages.
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    8.0
  7. F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch

    PS5 · Ken McKown · Sep 30, 2021

    I feel like most people will quickly fall off once the difficulty ramps up. It is not hard due to challenge, but more because of functionality and that sucks. It tarnishes an otherwise incredible experience that could have easily been the next huge series in the genre. Still if you can muster through the challenge this is an experience worth taking.
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    7.0
  8. DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR’S CUT

    PS5 · Ken McKown · Sep 29, 2021

    Visually the game always looked amazing, but the new higher resolution just showcases the details even better. For anyone who enjoyed the original this upgrade is easy to recommend.
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    8.0
  9. HOT WHEELS UNLEASHED

    Series X|S · Ken McKown · Sep 28, 2021

    Hot Wheels Unleashed is a game that tugs at my nostalgia for collecting these cars. I just wish the aggressive DLC plans and grinding for new cars didn’t sour that experience so much. When I was playing I was having a blast. The track design and handling are superb and when I got a new rare car I was super excited.
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    7.5
  10. World War Z: Aftermath

    Xbox One · Terrence Johnson · Sep 27, 2021

    Aftermath is an interesting title for this expansion to World War Z. The very definition of the word is the “aftereffects of some sort of significant unpleasant event, but honestly this expansion is anything but unpleasant.
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    8.0