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Gears of War: E-Day takes us back to the beginning of the Locust War with an intense and epic campaign. Not everything hits the mark, but spectacular moments, relentless action, and new additions make E-Day a strong evolution of Gears.

Minecraft Dungeons II builds on its predecessor with colorful worlds, satisfying loot and accessible gameplay that still offers plenty of depth. It’s at its best in co-op, where its simple yet surprisingly addictive dungeon-crawling formula truly shines.

Control Resonant is great hack-and-slash fun packaged into an intriguing science fiction package. The world is hard to get a grip on, but it's endlessly interesting. The combat is challenging in the best way. A Game of the Year contender for sure.

The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival delivers a fun and familiar beat ’em up experience for fans of the series. The action and progression are enjoyable, but the short runtime, limited combat, and lack of co-op hold it back.

EA Sports FC 27 offers considerable improvements on gameplay to its predecessor, while adding quite a few new things to the mix. The FUT Gallery is an absolute highlight that awakened our inner child collecting football stickers, while the new mode The Grounds offers potential, but doesn’t deliver on it. Hopefully EA Sports keeps the current experience intact and improves on it with time.

Fortune's Weave takes us along for an epic journey that drags along in the final stages. Showing the story from four different perspectives is an ambitious choice that mostly pans out, but the game lacks some polish in other areas.

An epic, brutal and visual stunning game that shines in its bossfights and where lineair progression works, but also where Insomniac doesn't seem to trust the intelligence of the gamer.

A colorful and positive crossover between GTA and LEGO City Undercover results in Milestone's most ambitious and extensive Hot Wheels experience. With a new (unreal) engine, open world and hundreds of races, collectibles and cars, this is an ambitious new take on the Hot Wheels universe that will keep you playing for many hours.

The Blood of Dawnwalker is a fantastic open world RPG with a sharply written story, great characters and meaningful choices throughout. It wears its Witcher 3 inspirations on its sleeve, but isn't afraid to add some twists to keep it fresh.

Capcom is on a roll and continues to be so with a great revival of Onimusha. Way of the Sword feels great to play, the action is slick and tense, while the story is fun but a bit campy as well.