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Kena: Bridge of Spirits: The Kotaku Review

Ember Lab's first game isn't perfect, but it's an impressive start

Alex Walker Published September 23, 2021

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NBA 2K22: The Kotaku Review

A shakedown disguised as a basketball game that is growing as tired as it is exploitative

By Luke Plunkett Published September 22, 2021

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Tales Of Arise: The Kotaku Review

Bandai Namco’s latest blockbuster is a solid action RPG that just...never...ends...

By Ari Notis Published September 15, 2021

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The Artful Escape Is A Heartwarming, Psychedelic Tween Adventure

Experience a glam-rock, coming-of-age escapade that's as meaningful as it is surreal

Alex Walker Published September 10, 2021

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Despite Hype, Former Skyrim Mod The Forgotten City Is Kind Of A Mess

A fascinating game that too often feels like a dry philosophical argument

By Renata Price Published September 9, 2021

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Life Is Strange: True Colors: The Kotaku Review

The latest Life Is Strange offers brilliant dialogue and poignant explorations of loss

By Lisa Marie Segarra Published September 8, 2021

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The Medium: The Kotaku Review

This horror game is not very spooky, but sometimes very boring

By Zack Zwiezen Published September 4, 2021

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Road 96: The Kotaku Review

The game’s handling of harsh political realities is as well-meaning as it is toothless

By Ari Notis Published September 3, 2021

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Aliens: Fireteam Elite Isn’t A Great Aliens Game

Cold Iron Studios' latest entry relies heavily on the Aliens franchise, but it doesn't work

Alex Walker Published August 23, 2021

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Psychonauts 2: The Kotaku Review

Raz is finally back in the long-awaited sequel from Double Fine and good news: It's good!

By Zack Zwiezen Published August 23, 2021

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Last Stop: The Kotaku Review

A new adventure game from the makers of Virginia shows how connected we really are

By Ari Notis Published August 20, 2021

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Axiom Verge 2: The Kotaku Review

Tom Happ’s latest Metroidvania is better than it first appears

By Ethan Gach Published August 19, 2021

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Death’s Door Is As Good As Everyone Says

The Legend of Zelda-like is dungeon-crawling without the baggage

By Ethan Gach Published August 3, 2021

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Neo: The World Ends With You: The Kotaku Review

TWEWY returns with a new batch of trendy Japanese teens to fall in love with

By Mike Fahey Published July 30, 2021

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The Ascent Makes Good On Cyberpunk 2077’s Promise

It’s staggering just how good The Ascent really is

Alex Walker Published July 29, 2021

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The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures: The Kotaku Review

Capcom's Phoenix Wright prequel series finally comes to North America

By Ash Parrish Published July 28, 2021

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Backbone: The Kotaku Review

This gripping indie game about a massive animal conspiracy in neo noir Vancouver ended too soon

By Jonathan Lee Published June 9, 2021

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Some four years since open-world action RPG Biomutant was first revealed to the world with a cool trailer, it’s finally out. Although for those who’ve waited so patiently to play it, they may well be disappointed to discover a gorgeous but janky mess, overly ambitious but under-achieving, and really rather broken. Biomutant is the first…

By Zack Zwiezen Published May 24, 2021

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Resident Evil Village: The Kotaku Review

I remember vividly the first time I played one of my favorite games of all time, Resident Evil 4 While not what I would call a huge fan of the survival horror series before then, I voraciously devoured every bit of Resident Evil 4 info I could get my hands on leading up to its…

By Ian Walker Published May 5, 2021

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Outriders: The Kotaku Review

Outriders isn’t what I was expecting. In the lead-up to launch, it looked like one more Destiny-like looter shooter to toss on the pile. But while it does have looting, shooting and even online co-op, Outriders isn’t just another live service game. In a lot of ways, it feels like an experiment to blend looter…

By Zack Zwiezen Published April 9, 2021