The most recent games aren’t the greatest games of the year however they’re the ones that stand out most. They’re the ones that you’ll be talking about and playing for hours after they hit the shelves – whether that’s for their captivating stories, enveloping atmospheres, or just their unstoppable gameplay.

While most sequels are iterative updates to an existing formula, XCOM 2 rises above its predecessor due to a fresh perspective and a overhauled combat system that has an endless amount of possibilities for players with experience. It’s one of the few titles that are both kid-friendly and mature, with a fun aspect that doesn’t diminish its quality of play.

Brutal Legend, the first non-Squaresoft game to use Unreal Engine 4, proves that old school action can be effective. The game is awash with nostalgia from every crevice, with an aesthetic that combines bleak beauty of PS1 classics with the stunning beauty of contemporary action games.

Spec Ops The Line is a great shooter with a story that’s more important than ever. It’s the most interesting entry to date in the series, featuring a sci-fi setting that’s both easy to relate to but difficult to understand and a character that’s easy to relate to but difficult to sympathise with.

Final Fantasy XIV is back in the good books of fans despite the absence of content. It follows a period of lows following Warlords of Draenor. The game’s revival is due to a new focus on storytelling and a continuous commitment from the development team to improve the base experience through a variety expansions that make it one of the few subscription MMOs that you’ll be able to stick with.

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