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See all ». Essential Links. Top Trailers See all ». ReCore - Launch Trailer. Play Video. Forza Horizon 3 - Official Launch Trailer. See all trailers ». Monster Hunter Rise 87 Based on 26 critics ». God of War 93 Based on 43 critics ». Age of Empires IV. Halo Infinite. Thunder Tier One. Exo One. Metascore: 91 User Score: 9. Metascore: 91 User Score: 6. Monster Hunter Rise January 12, Rise to the challenge and join the hunt!

Metascore: 87 User Score: tbd. Metascore: 87 User Score: 7. Football Manager November 9, M22 brings new, progressive ways to find that winning edge, instil your footballing style and earn it for the fans. Metascore: 86 User Score: 7. Metascore: 85 User Score: 8. Inscryption October 19, Inscryption is an inky black card-based odyssey that blends the deckbuilding roguelike, escape-room style puzzles, and psychological horror into a blood-laced smoothie.

Metascore: 84 User Score: 8. Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon December 13, Delve with Shovel Knight into the depths of the Pocket Dungeon in an action-packed puzzle adventure mashup like none other. Unpacking November 2, Unpacking is a zen puzzle game about the familiar experience of pulling possessions out of boxes and fitting them into a new home.

Metascore: 84 User Score: 7. Cruise Control More of the same, and that's OK. Party lines Falls just short of shred heaven. Space Anomaly Guardians of the Galaxy is charming, heartwarming, and beset by technical issues.

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Just a few years ago, these two tentpole series existing on the same device was impossible. Now they share a virtual shelf. Sony's latest angry dad game is evidence that the PC is the ultimate videogame unifier, and a great reminder of how the platform can bring out the best in games.

This is a damn good port, at least on my higher-end PC. If you skipped God of War or haven't touched the series at all, this is the God of War to play. All you need to know going in is that Kratos was Athena's best murder man until he was betrayed and decided to kill all of the gods including his daddy, Zeus. This soft reboot picks up years later. In that time, Kratos left a now-godless Greece and wandered into the Norse lands, where he gained a wife who has just passed away at the start of the game , a son named Atreus, and a glorious beard.

God of War is its restraint. It's a small story in a world of gigantic characters. They're not looking for a fight, but end up walking into a bunch of them because, apparently, Midgard has been a nightmare land of evil trolls, poison witches, and zombies for the last century or so.

Much of the game is basically carving a path through this broken world, unraveling the petty god drama that led to its ruin. There's a lot of The Last of Us and Uncharted in its puzzly moments—hoisting young Atreus up a ledge to kick down a rope and jostling dilapidated supports to make a bridge are pages straight out of the Naughty Dog playbook—but these familiar puzzles get to have a lot of fun with Kratos' superhuman strength.

My strongest memories all revolve around one of the greatest weapons in videogames: the Leviathan Axe. It's both cool and funny how often Atreus ponders how they're going to cross a gap just as Kratos lifts a beam the size of six cars or spins an entire building like it's a windup toy. Where Nathan Drake looks for a chain to lift an ancient pulley, Kratos simply throws his axe at the gears so hard that they spin.

For a character that used to mostly show his toughness by killing every living thing in the room, it's nice to see Kratos throw his weight around the world itself. Lifting big rocks wouldn't be near as fun without the back and forth banter with Atreus or as he's often called, "boy". It's not exactly a new narrative trick to pair a strong silent type with an inquisitive youngster, but unlike the developing relationship of Joel and Ellie, Atreus and Kratos already have a layered rapport that's steadily peeled back over time.

It's obvious from the jump that the two aren't close. Atreus is determined to prove he's ready to make the journey and pressured to live up to Kratos' high standards "Do not be sorry.