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Batman's mortality and organic relationship with Gotham City make him a more tangible and real character; without Gotham there is no Batman and vice versa.

At some point early on in the roughly 20 hours I've played so far of 'Red Dead Redemption 2,' I lost the thread of the main storyline.

I'm glad to see Ubisoft taking some risks to change up the established formula of the series and go in interesting directions. 'Assassin's Creed: Odyssey' is a marvel and well worth playing for many reasons.

'Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics' has pacing problems and could have used more of the Lovecraftian mythos.

This turn-based tactical Cold War spy thriller, a stealthy take on the XCOM formula, delivers a rich and deep experience that is incredibly satisfying.

'The Swords of Ditto' is a game worth checking out for its original concept, hilarious scenarios, and just plain fun gameplay.

Blueberry farmer Horatio is joined by a Cyclops who is also his soulmate; a sentient cupcake who can heal; a battle princess; a conquistador pirate lady; and a host of other characters you can enlist, including Gnomes, Hair Trolls, Vampires, Robots, and a horde of other weird creatures.

Deschambault told me he drew inspiration from all kinds of sources, like 'BladeRunner' and 'Star Wars,' but despite similarities to his inspirations, the look and feel of 'Project 777' is unique, dark and captivating.

This is a fantastic shooter with tight action and gameplay, but the story is the true star of the game. This alternate universe set in the 1960s has a story that is as full of hope and companionship as of pure evil and despair.

'Agents of Mayhem' has some great ideas, but this fun open-world mashup of 'G.I. Joe' and 'Overwatch' is held back by repetitive levels and dumb enemies.