Death Stranding was as incredible as I knew it would be, though it's also a game I can understand others wouldn't see the same way. Every step is a puzzle, and every action serves the narrative. Of course, it took Kojima to discover the best way to make a walking simulator. It's also very convoluted in classic Kojima fashion, but I enjoyed trying to make sense of it. I don't know what the replay value will be like, but I put in 100 hours on one playthrough, so I'd say that's pretty good. Recommend to anyone who likes long walks on the Beach.

Boyfriend Dungeon was pretty fun! It was also a pleasant surprise for me. I turned it on to see if I'd stream it for a friend, and then I accidentally played it for four hours. It's pretty simple as far as mechanics go, but that made it easy to sink those four hours I mentioned earlier. The dating sim aspects were also simple, but the characters were all charming enough, though not my type. Well, besides Valeria. Absolutely my type. Anyway, I had a great time with this one, and it was over before I could get sick of it, so this gets nothing but praise from me. Recommend that Valeria marry me.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a game with incredibly high highs and absolutely abysmal lows. When it would work, there was no other game I would want to play. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that often. Most of the time, it's dull, slow, and sometimes even ugly, which is the only thing it shouldn't be. I would still say I liked it, but that's really my love of the source material shining through. Kakarot is not a good substitute for watching the show, but any superfan who wants reminders of the good old days could check it out.