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Had all the right ideas and ambition to become something special, but falls short in executing many of them, resulting in an action RPG that is fun, yet unremarkable.

Graphically pleasing and with enough touches to make it feel more than a graphical overhaul, this sometimes buggy (and stripped of its competitive mode) trip down memory lane is brief and predictable but still fun.

If you’re looking for a 4-player PvE looter shooter with a unique ink based battle system look no further than this well made and addictive game that can be played in short bursts if you desire.

With the future of the series and even the studio in doubt, this expansion is truly a fitting swansong that fleshes out and expands on the main game in very meaningful ways.

Endless Ragnarok understood the assignment: make the most of Relink's outstanding combat by delivering a brutally challenging and highly addictive post-game. The result is a gameplay loop that transforms Relink into one of the most addictive JRPGs this gen.

With being one of the best looking games of this generation, Black Flag Resynced is a faithful remake whose brilliance is occasionally clouded by technical bugs.

While its ideas and open world don't always come together into a cohesive experience, the enjoyable combat and memorable moments still make it a fun action RPG despite its uneven execution.

If you’re after a blazingly fast racer with a banging soundtrack and a cheesy but fun story, with aggressive mechanics making it closer to WipeOut than your typical racer then look no further.

While not all miniganes are created equal, there’s still a huge selection to choose from featuring charm and creativity by the truck load that you can’t go wrong.

I have always considered Xenoblade Chronicles one of the best RPGs in the industry. This upgrade, however, is hardly the kind of technical leap to rave about, though it is at least a step in the right direction compared to Xenoblade Chronicles X's more problematic upgrade.