Hollow Knight: Silksong cranks the formula to new heights, with Hornet’s fluid movement, tough yet fair combat, and a world soaked in atmosphere that makes exploring Pharloom a joy.
Dynasty Warriors: Origins is a mighty satisfying reboot that improves upon almost every aspect of its predecessors.
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Whether it’s the tactical Heat system that raises the aggressiveness of play, or the noob-friendly Special Style controls that make complex combos a cinch, Tekken 8 has virtually everything you could ask for in a modern fighting game.
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Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragon is an awesome fighting game to sink (smash) your teeth into.
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Street Fighter 6 is a more than worthy addition that pushes the boundaries of the genre while also staying true to its roots.
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The combat in Wavetale feels like a bit of an afterthought. It is not bad by any means, the mechanics are quite simple and work well enough.
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Sifu begins by getting you to control a character by the name of Yang. The Mission? To storm the place of his old teacher killing everyone.
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The narrative in Gotham Knights is really intriguing and one of this title’s biggest highlights. Interactions between characters are well written, especially surrounding the tensions between our four heroes as they come to terms with the passing of their mentor.
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Trek To Yomi revolves around a former student of a Samurai master, named Hiroki, who must protect his small village.
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Hellish Quart attempts to give players a look into what realistic sword combat is like. Unlike many modern fighting games, this title is not a simple button masher, but instead a very tactical, almost simulator-like, which requires patience and precision to win.
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