Wolfenstein: The New Order
An alternate Nazi-ruled sixties: brutal and surprisingly touching.
A remake of the classic about cab driver Tommy Angelo becoming a mobster in 1930s Lost Heaven: chases, heists and a path with no way back. The city, cars and suits of the era are recreated with museum precision.
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An alternate Nazi-ruled sixties: brutal and surprisingly touching.
An ex-cop in Brazil: bullets slow down and the narration gets darker.
Indiana Jones in game form: collapses, jungles and brothers with history between them.
The sunset of the outlaw era in the Wild West: slow, beautiful and deeply painful by the end.
A writer whose words become real: a flashlight against the dark in a small town.
Rhythm-based swordplay, a Sengoku shinobi and no level grinding: pure, honest difficulty.
Joel and Ellie cross a dead world: the best example of games telling a story.
Eikon battles like summer blockbusters: politics, magic and a lot of fire.