Brandon

A huge shift for the series with its structure and world, in a very good way. The expanded story around Jak's past made the progression engaging, despite some missions feeling too difficult.

The best glowup for the thief gang after its predecessor with whole Cooper gang controllable, an open world, memorable music, and fantastic heists. The only issue is the hub worlds are built more for Sly to explore rather than Murray and Bentley

A great start to one of the most memorable assassins, improving a lot from the original game. Ezio brings so much variety to complete his missions, though weapons could've been unlocked sooner for more use during the main missions.

Very fun, improved combat while giving Travis the option to switching between beam katanas mid-combat. My only issues are the story and bosses feeling rushed and forgettable. They have a weaker presence in the series despite the interesting setups, arenas, and moves.

A game that brings Travis back in a simpler game format with tons of references. Despite the huge change in gameplay, it doesn't lose the franchise's charm with Travis' interactions and wacky vibes, especially with the bosses.

Underrated Persona 5 spinoff that shifts the phantom thieves in the most appealing strategy-based structure. It isn't too challenging, though it's satisfying to customize the thieves and combo with different attacks. The story is also very engaging that surrounds newer allies.

It does everything similar to its prequel, but much better. It diminished the repetitive missions while granting Cole more opportunities to strengthen his powers. The best out of this game is the growing bond between Zeke and Cole.

An underrated warriors game that somehow mixes strategy and puzzles with the hack n' slash. Each of the characters are extremely fun, fitting their source design in a musou battle formula. It also gets much better when unlocking costumes and weapons.