Marc

A fantastic entry to the series that has almost everything fans have been asking for. However, the experience is hampered by performance woes, as well as some artistic and technical inconveniences like horrible sight/scope designs and buggy UI functions.

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon might just be the beginning of a new age of TES-like RPGs. It's not exactly innovative, but it has a solid core experience comprised of interesting quests, a hauntingly grim world, and a Souls-inspired combat system that's equal parts punishing and satisfying.

The combat feels clunky at first, but with a bit of practice, everything starts to fall in place.

I have never recommended a game so much before. I have a few gripes with it (namely the funky UI, the QTEs, and the iffy dodge windows), but otherwise, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is an absolute gem of a game.

AI Limit isn't perfect, but it's an extremely solid Soulslike that wears its inspirations on its sleeves. It's fast, fun, decently challenging, and the post-apocalyptic sci-fi setting is as interesting as it is mysterious.

Best medieval RPG i've played so far. It's nowhere near as flashy as other games, but there's something about it that just sucks you in

Simply fantastic

Monster Hunter's combat has never felt as smooth as it does in Wilds, and that's all I've ever asked for. The tech and optimization issues are unfortunate, and the game has some questionable balancing decisions (specifically with bowguns), but overall, MH Wilds is very enjoyable for both newcomers and veterans alike.