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  1. Unravel Two

    Xbox One · Anthony Mann · Jul 11, 2018

    This game just radiates joy, and in comparison to similar games like INSIDE, is just made for everyone. The release of this game before the rest of E3 took place may have made a few people forget the fact it came out, but it is definitely not a game to sleep on. Play Unravel Two, especially if you have someone else to enjoy it with.
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    10
  2. Tennis World Tour

    Xbox One · Drew Leachman · Jul 10, 2018

    Tennis World Tour is a mess of a game. The AI is a joke that makes it too easy to beat, the modes are lacking, there are glitches galore, and I honestly think the support for this game is not happening, which means that online multiplayer may very well never come. If you’re looking for a Tennis game to sink time into, I would say stick to something else. Anything else, really. This one is not worth your time or your money.
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    2.5
  3. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

    Switch · John Whitehouse · Jul 10, 2018

    So, although this game is worthy of a good score, I cannot recommend this version to anyone who owns a PC or other console, as having it playable on the go is not worth the premium it costs to do so. However, if the Switch is the only console you own and you have been waiting for the port to arrive, then go ahead and grab it. It’s one helluva great game and, quite honestly, a miracle of coding.
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    8.5
  4. The Crew 2

    Xbox One · John Whitehouse · Jul 05, 2018

    Is The Crew 2 an improvement on the original? Without a doubt, yes. Should Forza Horizon be worried? Nope. The improvements made to this sequel and its unique take on racing are let down by lack of improvements where it counts, and some design choices that left me scratching my head. Thankfully, Ubisoft have really set their stall out when it comes to supporting their games over long periods of time, so there may still be some hope. If you are looking for something to tide you over while you wait for Forza Horizon 4, sure you do worse than pick this game up. But I would recommend waiting on a price cut first.
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    5.5
  5. Jurassic World: Evolution

    Xbox One · Ken McKown · Jul 03, 2018

    Visually the game looks fantastic on Xbox One X. The HDR really brings out the environments. The weather effects are simply outstanding, and the detail when zoomed in on the creatures is awesome. The sense of scale is wonderful. I wish the controls were a little more intuitive. I stumbled with them for hours before getting comfortable enough to move between areas of management.
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    7.0
  6. Dark Souls Remastered

    Xbox One · Ken McKown · Jun 29, 2018

    Dark Souls Remastered is exactly what the name implies and fans will adore it. I still suck royally at these games. I still want an easy mode so I can manage to get through them without frustration, but the game that spawned a genre is still finely crafted. The jump in framerate and added DLC make this the package to own. For new and old players this is the version to own.
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    8.0
  7. Riddled Corpses EX

    Xbox One · Wyatt Daniels · Jun 29, 2018

    Riddled Corpses’ solid gameplay and faithful “retro feel” mostly make up for a limited and sometimes disappointing progression system. It’s likely to please those who don’t mind grinding as well as those who enjoy a challenge – superficial and linear as it may be.
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    7.0
  8. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA

    Switch · Ken McKown · Jun 28, 2018

    Ys VIII is a marvelous game that truly deserves more attention. With my limited exposure to the series I am impressed each time I dive in. Those looking for a classic JRPG that hits all the right notes, you will be hard-pressed to find a better experience, especially on the Switch. I am glad this series is getting more exposure, and would love to see it eventually make its way onto every platform. Don’t be afraid of the number, this is a great game to dive head first into.
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    9.0
  9. Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers

    3DS · Anthony Mann · Jun 27, 2018

    Dillon’s Dead Heat Breakers is a great title unfortunately released during a mass exodus from the 3DS to the Switch. It’s a shame because Dillon and his pal Russ are a great set of characters and the world they live in definitely could be explored even further but likely won’t, as this series never really took off the way I think Nintendo hoped it would.
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    8.5
  10. Shaq-Fu: A Legend Reborn

    Xbox One · Drew Leachman · Jun 26, 2018

    Now, it’s not a game that is going to light up the charts. The hit detection is a bit off at times, the enemies can get monotonous, and while a fun little romp, it can easily be beaten within about three hours, and that doesn’t help the fact that this game is about ten bucks too much, but I still felt like I had a decent enough time and it’s really difficult to find a game nowadays that will legitimately make me laugh out loud, and this one actually did.
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    7.5