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From Citizen Sleeper 2 to Hollow Knight: Silksong, the best sequels of 2025 expanded upon their predecessors
Year in Review Year in Review 2025 | The best sequels should be that much more than the original
Mass Effect veterans "don't have plans to use generative AI for any element" of their sci-fi RPG Exodus
News Matthew McConaughey's involvement with an AI company won't impact Exodus
French President congratulates Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 a second time after the RPG's record-breaking awards haul
News Sandfall Interactive's debut is the first French-made GOTY winner
Capcom says Uncle Leon gives Resident Evil Requiem "the dry wit and subtle sarcasm that only an older guy can bring"
News Leon himself is just about ready for bingo night
Battlefield 6 devs know Winter Offensive update is filled with "unexpected behaviors," and they're working on it
News Some issues have been squashed already
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 developers made my favorite RPG of 2025 by trusting their original vision: "We had the strength to say, 'Yes, that's what we want'"
Year in Review Year in Review 2025 | Warhorse chats to GamesRadar+ about sticking to the studio's guns and what comes next
Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic director Casey Hudson brushes off rumors about the RPG not coming out until 2030
Dodging a far, far away release date?
Resident Evil Requiem fans want to make out with Leon Kennedy and steal his DILF jacket: "Need to shake him between my teeth like a rabid dog"
News Stop drooling
The 5 best remakes of 2025 that revived the classics for a new generation
Feature Year in Review 2025 | The best remakes of 2025 focused on modernizing rather than totally overhauling the original blueprints
"I wish I had the Katamari Damacy IP": To a T was meant to counter the "downer" vibes of 2019 America, but Keita Takahashi says it "didn't sell well" and fears it "just wasn't a good fit"
Year in Review Year in Review 2025 | To a T is a wonderful, joyful story about not fitting in – but it also illustrates why it's "definitely getting harder" to create experimental games
