Games that focus on narrative, exploration, and puzzle-solving rather than combat. Progression is often tied to story events.
While BioWare’s “Dragon Age: The Veilguard” on PS5 has earned an impressive 84% score from 50 media reviews, critics acknowledge its unique departure from traditional Dragon Age games, noting a polished product with broader appeal but perhaps lacking a distinct Dragon Age identity.
Despite minor drawbacks like repetitive level designs and predictable enemies, The Smurfs: Episode of Dreams delivers an engaging platformer experience with unique gadgets, varied themes, and memorable boss encounters.
Despite Sony’s interest in making Crimson Desert a PS5 exclusive, Pearl Abyss chose to self-publish on all platforms, highlighting their commitment to reaching a broader audience with the game’s immersive open world and dynamic systems.
After a decade-long absence, Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to return, promising an immersive heroic fantasy experience steeped in diversity, equity, and inclusivity, with its launch trailer dropping imminently.
Immerse yourself in Clair Obscur Expedition 33, where celebrated French actors like Alexandre Gillet and Adeline Chetail join Hollywood stars Charlie Cox and Andy Serkis for a narrative-driven gaming experience.
Immerse yourself in “Wuchang Fallen Feathers,” Lenzee’s captivating dark-fantasy game, where Ming dynasty folklore meets a unique ‘feathering’ disease transforming humans into powerful creatures by 2025 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series.
Embark on a serene journey with Wheel World, launching in early 2025, where bicycle exploration and tranquil races intertwine, allowing you to collect and restore unique Ghost Bikes across realms of the living and dead.
Subnautica 2, set to launch in early access for Xbox Series X|S and PC via Xbox Game Preview in 2025, invites players to explore new environments, meet unique creatures, and unravel mysteries beyond 4546B, with community feedback shaping its development, much like the original game.
SEGA’s ‘Like a Gangster in Hawaii’ now set for February 21, avoiding competition with the anticipated ‘Monster Hunter Wilds,’ offers players a thrilling pirate adventure with naval battles and enhanced combat mechanics, inspired by ‘Assassin’s Creed Black Flag’.
Get ready to embark on a chilling journey through post-apocalyptic 1980s Poland with Cronos: The New Dawn, as you navigate treacherous deserts teeming with monstrous creatures, all while uncovering the culture-rich narrative from the secretive “Collectif” group.