Super Mario Bros. Wonder ($59.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/SuperMarioBrosWonder_scrn_08.jpg\")
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I was genuinely looking forward to reviewing this one, and then I landed in the hospital for ten days. Silver lining: we got to see Mikhail’s review. Other silver lining: I got to digest this amazing game at my own pace. I had thought Nintendo had essentially closed the book on 2D Mario<\/em> with New Super Mario Bros. U<\/em> and Super Mario Maker 2<\/em>. What more could be done? A lot, it turns out. Bolstered by a fresh presentation and a busted fire hydrant of fun new ideas, Super Mario Bros. Wonder<\/em> showed that this old dog can keep showing off new tricks all day long almost four decades on. And that<\/em>, my friends, is wonderful.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Curse Crackers: For Whom the Belle Toils ($15.00)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Role-Playing Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nOctopath Traveler II ($59.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/octopathtravelerii.jpg\")
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This was an incredibly competitive genre this year, with plenty of great options that could easily slot in for this position without much argument from me. With that said, I wanted to highlight original titles over remakes, and in that regard I believe Octopath Traveler II<\/em> to be the top of the heap. While the first game was the talk of the town when it launched, I feel like a lot of people slept on this one. It’s a shame, because I think this game does a better job of delivering on the promise of the first one. With excellent writing, intriguing gameplay mechanics, and a solid level of challenge, this is one to play for any RPG fan.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society ($59.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Puzzle Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nSuika Game ($2.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/suikagame.jpg\")
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Hey, it’s new to North America this year. And importantly, this game that had quietly sat unnoticed in the Japanese eShop for a couple of years suddenly caught fire in 2023. It’s tough to describe all of the way this game pulls you in, but I believe it’s a fine combination of a charming presentation, predictable physics that can still sometimes surprise you, and just the right amount of randomness to force you to adjust your plans on the fly. Going for a watermelon is always a solid challenge, and even once you’ve accomplished that you can always aim for a higher score. I don’t know if I’ll still be playing Suika Game<\/em> in 2025, but we’re about to head into 2024 and I’m not tired of it yet.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Snakebird Complete ($14.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Action Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nAstlibra Revision ($24.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/12\/astlibra2.jpg\")
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It was hard to find a place to fit this game, but I think the action component is big enough to put it here. I really had no idea what I was in for with this game when I first started it, but I knew Mikhail had praised it quite a bit after he played it on another platform. And yes, this is indeed quite the specimen. It\u2019s an action-RPG that goes on for a frankly absurd amount of hours, but the time just flies thanks to the solid mechanics and compelling character progression. If you\u2019re looking for a game that will keep you busy for a very long time without boring you, Astlibra Revision<\/em> is an excellent pick.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Vampire Survivors ($4.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Sports Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nEA Sports FC 24 ($59.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/09\/easportsfc24.jpg\")
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In contrast to other genres, this one was quite thin this year. I feel like this is the one category where the Switch sometimes doesn’t have a good option, and that leaves me with handing this award over to EA Sports FC 24<\/em> for actually trying for once. It’s not a hand-me-down from the PlayStation 3\/Xbox 360 generation of consoles, and it’s not a Legacy Edition<\/em>. Is it up to the version on more powerful consoles? No, of course not. But it’s a solid soccer game for Switch owners, and that’s enough to give it the nod in 2023.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: MLB The Show 23 ($59.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Racing Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nF-Zero 99 (Free with NSO Subscription)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/09\/fzero99update.jpg\")
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I don’t think anyone would have seen this coming at the beginning of the year, but the winner of our racing award this year is an F-Zero<\/em> game. An F-Zero<\/em> game where you race against tons of other players, available for free through a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. In hindsight this is a very obvious candidate for Nintendo’s massively multiplayer line, and F-Zero<\/em> works very well with this set-up. A great blend of the old and the new, and one that can please fans and newcomers alike.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged ($49.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Fighting Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe King of Fighters XIII Global Match ($19.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/thekingoffightersxiiiglobalmatch.jpg\")
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Another genre with somewhat slim pickings this year, but luckily SNK rolled in near the end of 2023 with an excellent port of The King of Fighters XIII<\/em>. A few UI issues are the only real spots on this conversion, and the game itself is excellent. Just make sure you find yourself a decent controller or stick, because this can get gnarly in a hurry with the stock Joy-Cons. Note that while I have put Mortal Kombat 1<\/em> here as the runner-up, I really don’t recommend it on this platform if you have any other choice.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Mortal Kombat 1 ($69.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Music\/Rhythm Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nTheatrhythm Final Bar Line ($49.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/theatrhythmfbl2.jpg\")
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In finally making a full break from the Nintendo 3DS and its stylus, Theatrhythm<\/em> had the chance to make some big changes. Some will like them, and some won’t. But I think even if you prefer the previous game in the series, it’s difficult to argue with the value proposition of this game. Even if you don’t indulge in the DLC, you’ve got an absurd number of songs to play through, with just about every corner of the Final Fantasy<\/em> universe getting at least some acknowledgement. Final Fantasy<\/em> fans are sure to be pleased, and rhythm game fans in general will also have a good time.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Trombone Champ ($14.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Party Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nWarioWare: Move It! ($49.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/wariowaremoveit2.jpg\")
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The garlic-breathed rotter came back to Switch for one more go with this follow-up of sorts to the Nintendo Wii Smooth Moves<\/em>. Take on various stances and play a wide array of mini-games. My initial playthrough of this game was with my son, and we had a great time figuring out what to do each time and then trying to pull it off. Some of the asks are a little much for the tech, but all of the players will have to deal with that so it works out fine in a multiplayer context.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Manic Mechanics ($24.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Metroidvania Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nBlasphemous 2 ($29.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/08\/blasphemous2.jpg\")
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The original Blasphemous<\/em> earned a lot of fans with its blend of exploratory platforming and Soulslike combat, leaving its sequel with some tough shoes to fill. Fortunately, it was up to the task. If you liked Blasphemous<\/em>, you’ll enjoy Blasphemous 2<\/em> just as much if not more. There are a bunch of new weapons, and each one really changes things up in terms of how you play. The world design once again stands out, and poking around to find all of its corners and secrets will keep you playing for hours on end.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: TEVI ($34.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Adventure Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ($69.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/12\/thelegendofzeldatearsofthekingdom.jpg\")
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Breath of the Wild<\/em> isn’t just an excellent reinvention of a series that needed a shot in the arm, it’s also a game synonymous with the Nintendo Switch itself thanks to its launch title status. Following it up was not going to be an easy task, and the development team took several years to do the job. While the decision to keep Tears of the Kingdom<\/em> in the same world means it isn’t quite as surprising or novel as its predecessor, the new gameplay mechanics and changed context for most of the familiar sites of Hyrule put a satisfying new spin on things. Add in the huge sky and underground areas, and you’ve got lots of good reasons to dive into the Switch take on Hyrule one last time.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Cocoon ($24.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest FPS\/Shooting Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nMetroid Prime Remastered ($39.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/metroidprimeremastered2.jpg\")
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I know, this is a weird place to put this game. It’s not really a first-person shooter in the traditional sense. You’ll do lots of shooting, and it does use a first-person view, but this is really a genuine first-person, 3D take on the Metroid<\/em> formula. This “remaster” really went above and beyond in updating the game, and it somehow managed to be one of the best-looking games on a platform three generations past its origin. If you’ve never played Metroid Prime<\/em> before, this is an excellent way to do so.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: DRAINUS ($19.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Narrative Adventure Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nMeg’s Monster ($14.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/03\/megsmonster2.jpg\")
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Meg\u2019s Monster<\/em> absolutely destroyed me. I had no idea what I was getting into when I started playing the game, but I had heard some buzz from Japanese players and thought the visuals looked good. There are some light RPG mechanics in play here, but it\u2019s more of an adventure game with a heavy narrative focus. A little girl appears in a world of monsters, and it seems as though the world might end if she cries. A monster named Roy ends up taking her in to try to help her get home, and the journey is absolutely heart-wrenching. Meg\u2019s Monster<\/em> still lives rent-free in my head months after finishing it, and I think at this point it\u2019s going to be setting down roots there.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Jack Jeanne ($49.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Strategy Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nPikmin 4 ($59.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/07\/pikmin4.jpg\")
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Good year for Gamecube revivals, I suppose. After the surprising success of the Switch version of Pikmin 3<\/em>, it seemed pretty much inevitable we would finally see the promised fourth entry. And hey, it came. It looks amazing, it’s easier to get into than ever, and it remains one of the most charming real-time strategy games you could imagine. Along with the surprise release of ports of the first two games in the series, the Switch is now the ultimate home of Pikmin<\/em> games and I couldn’t be happier about it. Head on out and get exploring the surrealism of the mundane!<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Fire Emblem Engage ($59.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Collection<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Making of Karateka ($19.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/08\/themakingofkarateka.jpg\")
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Building on the extremely well-executed Atari 50<\/em>\u2018s foundations, this is an incredibly deep dive into a single game and everything that went into its creation. There are a handful of versions of the game in question that can be played here along with a few other bits and bobs, and they\u2019re enjoyable enough in their own right. But having such rich context provided for each of them makes it even more compelling to dig into these historical artifacts. It doesn\u2019t matter if you like Karateka<\/em> or not \u2013 this interactive documentary is equally fascinating for any student of gaming\u2019s past.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Wonder Boy Anniversary Collection ($49.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest Simulation Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nPowerWash Simulator ($24.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/powerwashsimulator.jpg\")
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It’s hard to believe, but I ended up pouring just about as many hours into PowerWash Simulator<\/em> as I did Tears of the Kingdom<\/em> this year. This is a great game to chill with, cleaning the many interesting settings the game throws at you with your power washer and a few handy nozzles. Every little thing you clean flashes and gives you a little “ding!”, and you will soon learn to live for the “ding!”. The free DLC is also incredibly generous, greatly extending the already robust main campaign.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: DREDGE ($24.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest DLC<\/strong><\/h3>\nXenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed ($29.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/12\/xenoblade3dlc.jpg\")
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There was a lot of good DLC to choose from this year, but ultimately the Future Redeemed<\/em> expansion for Xenoblade Chronicles 3<\/em> gets the nod. It’s the mark of a strong add-on if it becomes essential to the game, so what does it say when an add-on is essential to its entire series? Future Redeemed<\/em> ties together the entire Xenoblade Chronicles<\/em> trilogy, drawing things to a satisfying close. If you like Xenoblade<\/em>, you need to play this DLC.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge – Dimension Shellshock ($7.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nBest 1-2-Switch! Game<\/strong><\/h3>\nEverybody 1-2-Switch! ($29.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.toucharcade.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/06\/everybody12switch-1.jpg\")
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It was a stellar year for 1-2-Switch!<\/em> games, as we got a 1-2-Switch!<\/em> game. Everybody 1-2-Switch<\/em> is undeniably the greatest 1-2-Switch!<\/em> game released in 2023. If you’re looking for a new 1-2-Switch!<\/em> game to add to your collection, there is no better choice this year than Everybody 1-2-Switch!<\/em>.<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Everybody 1-2-Switch! ($29.99)<\/strong><\/p>\nThat’s a wrap for the 2023 Genre Awards, dear friends. If you’re looking for more along these lines, there have been plenty of Best of 2023 articles posted to the site this week. Tomorrow we’ll have our overall Best Games of 2023 list, so keep your eyes peeled for that. I hope you can find some games to enjoy among the many featured here, and if you have some favorites of your own to share, I encourage you to comment below. As always, thanks for reading!<\/p>\n\n
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<\/p>\nRunner-Up: Curse Crackers: For Whom the Belle Toils ($15.00)<\/strong><\/p>\n This was an incredibly competitive genre this year, with plenty of great options that could easily slot in for this position without much argument from me. With that said, I wanted to highlight original titles over remakes, and in that regard I believe Octopath Traveler II<\/em> to be the top of the heap. While the first game was the talk of the town when it launched, I feel like a lot of people slept on this one. It’s a shame, because I think this game does a better job of delivering on the promise of the first one. With excellent writing, intriguing gameplay mechanics, and a solid level of challenge, this is one to play for any RPG fan.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society ($59.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n Hey, it’s new to North America this year. And importantly, this game that had quietly sat unnoticed in the Japanese eShop for a couple of years suddenly caught fire in 2023. It’s tough to describe all of the way this game pulls you in, but I believe it’s a fine combination of a charming presentation, predictable physics that can still sometimes surprise you, and just the right amount of randomness to force you to adjust your plans on the fly. Going for a watermelon is always a solid challenge, and even once you’ve accomplished that you can always aim for a higher score. I don’t know if I’ll still be playing Suika Game<\/em> in 2025, but we’re about to head into 2024 and I’m not tired of it yet.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Snakebird Complete ($14.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n It was hard to find a place to fit this game, but I think the action component is big enough to put it here. I really had no idea what I was in for with this game when I first started it, but I knew Mikhail had praised it quite a bit after he played it on another platform. And yes, this is indeed quite the specimen. It\u2019s an action-RPG that goes on for a frankly absurd amount of hours, but the time just flies thanks to the solid mechanics and compelling character progression. If you\u2019re looking for a game that will keep you busy for a very long time without boring you, Astlibra Revision<\/em> is an excellent pick.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Vampire Survivors ($4.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n In contrast to other genres, this one was quite thin this year. I feel like this is the one category where the Switch sometimes doesn’t have a good option, and that leaves me with handing this award over to EA Sports FC 24<\/em> for actually trying for once. It’s not a hand-me-down from the PlayStation 3\/Xbox 360 generation of consoles, and it’s not a Legacy Edition<\/em>. Is it up to the version on more powerful consoles? No, of course not. But it’s a solid soccer game for Switch owners, and that’s enough to give it the nod in 2023.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: MLB The Show 23 ($59.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n I don’t think anyone would have seen this coming at the beginning of the year, but the winner of our racing award this year is an F-Zero<\/em> game. An F-Zero<\/em> game where you race against tons of other players, available for free through a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. In hindsight this is a very obvious candidate for Nintendo’s massively multiplayer line, and F-Zero<\/em> works very well with this set-up. A great blend of the old and the new, and one that can please fans and newcomers alike.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged ($49.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n Another genre with somewhat slim pickings this year, but luckily SNK rolled in near the end of 2023 with an excellent port of The King of Fighters XIII<\/em>. A few UI issues are the only real spots on this conversion, and the game itself is excellent. Just make sure you find yourself a decent controller or stick, because this can get gnarly in a hurry with the stock Joy-Cons. Note that while I have put Mortal Kombat 1<\/em> here as the runner-up, I really don’t recommend it on this platform if you have any other choice.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Mortal Kombat 1 ($69.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n In finally making a full break from the Nintendo 3DS and its stylus, Theatrhythm<\/em> had the chance to make some big changes. Some will like them, and some won’t. But I think even if you prefer the previous game in the series, it’s difficult to argue with the value proposition of this game. Even if you don’t indulge in the DLC, you’ve got an absurd number of songs to play through, with just about every corner of the Final Fantasy<\/em> universe getting at least some acknowledgement. Final Fantasy<\/em> fans are sure to be pleased, and rhythm game fans in general will also have a good time.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Trombone Champ ($14.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n The garlic-breathed rotter came back to Switch for one more go with this follow-up of sorts to the Nintendo Wii Smooth Moves<\/em>. Take on various stances and play a wide array of mini-games. My initial playthrough of this game was with my son, and we had a great time figuring out what to do each time and then trying to pull it off. Some of the asks are a little much for the tech, but all of the players will have to deal with that so it works out fine in a multiplayer context.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Manic Mechanics ($24.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n The original Blasphemous<\/em> earned a lot of fans with its blend of exploratory platforming and Soulslike combat, leaving its sequel with some tough shoes to fill. Fortunately, it was up to the task. If you liked Blasphemous<\/em>, you’ll enjoy Blasphemous 2<\/em> just as much if not more. There are a bunch of new weapons, and each one really changes things up in terms of how you play. The world design once again stands out, and poking around to find all of its corners and secrets will keep you playing for hours on end.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: TEVI ($34.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n Breath of the Wild<\/em> isn’t just an excellent reinvention of a series that needed a shot in the arm, it’s also a game synonymous with the Nintendo Switch itself thanks to its launch title status. Following it up was not going to be an easy task, and the development team took several years to do the job. While the decision to keep Tears of the Kingdom<\/em> in the same world means it isn’t quite as surprising or novel as its predecessor, the new gameplay mechanics and changed context for most of the familiar sites of Hyrule put a satisfying new spin on things. Add in the huge sky and underground areas, and you’ve got lots of good reasons to dive into the Switch take on Hyrule one last time.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Cocoon ($24.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n I know, this is a weird place to put this game. It’s not really a first-person shooter in the traditional sense. You’ll do lots of shooting, and it does use a first-person view, but this is really a genuine first-person, 3D take on the Metroid<\/em> formula. This “remaster” really went above and beyond in updating the game, and it somehow managed to be one of the best-looking games on a platform three generations past its origin. If you’ve never played Metroid Prime<\/em> before, this is an excellent way to do so.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: DRAINUS ($19.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n Meg\u2019s Monster<\/em> absolutely destroyed me. I had no idea what I was getting into when I started playing the game, but I had heard some buzz from Japanese players and thought the visuals looked good. There are some light RPG mechanics in play here, but it\u2019s more of an adventure game with a heavy narrative focus. A little girl appears in a world of monsters, and it seems as though the world might end if she cries. A monster named Roy ends up taking her in to try to help her get home, and the journey is absolutely heart-wrenching. Meg\u2019s Monster<\/em> still lives rent-free in my head months after finishing it, and I think at this point it\u2019s going to be setting down roots there.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Jack Jeanne ($49.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n Good year for Gamecube revivals, I suppose. After the surprising success of the Switch version of Pikmin 3<\/em>, it seemed pretty much inevitable we would finally see the promised fourth entry. And hey, it came. It looks amazing, it’s easier to get into than ever, and it remains one of the most charming real-time strategy games you could imagine. Along with the surprise release of ports of the first two games in the series, the Switch is now the ultimate home of Pikmin<\/em> games and I couldn’t be happier about it. Head on out and get exploring the surrealism of the mundane!<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Fire Emblem Engage ($59.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n Building on the extremely well-executed Atari 50<\/em>\u2018s foundations, this is an incredibly deep dive into a single game and everything that went into its creation. There are a handful of versions of the game in question that can be played here along with a few other bits and bobs, and they\u2019re enjoyable enough in their own right. But having such rich context provided for each of them makes it even more compelling to dig into these historical artifacts. It doesn\u2019t matter if you like Karateka<\/em> or not \u2013 this interactive documentary is equally fascinating for any student of gaming\u2019s past.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Wonder Boy Anniversary Collection ($49.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s hard to believe, but I ended up pouring just about as many hours into PowerWash Simulator<\/em> as I did Tears of the Kingdom<\/em> this year. This is a great game to chill with, cleaning the many interesting settings the game throws at you with your power washer and a few handy nozzles. Every little thing you clean flashes and gives you a little “ding!”, and you will soon learn to live for the “ding!”. The free DLC is also incredibly generous, greatly extending the already robust main campaign.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: DREDGE ($24.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n There was a lot of good DLC to choose from this year, but ultimately the Future Redeemed<\/em> expansion for Xenoblade Chronicles 3<\/em> gets the nod. It’s the mark of a strong add-on if it becomes essential to the game, so what does it say when an add-on is essential to its entire series? Future Redeemed<\/em> ties together the entire Xenoblade Chronicles<\/em> trilogy, drawing things to a satisfying close. If you like Xenoblade<\/em>, you need to play this DLC.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge – Dimension Shellshock ($7.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n It was a stellar year for 1-2-Switch!<\/em> games, as we got a 1-2-Switch!<\/em> game. Everybody 1-2-Switch<\/em> is undeniably the greatest 1-2-Switch!<\/em> game released in 2023. If you’re looking for a new 1-2-Switch!<\/em> game to add to your collection, there is no better choice this year than Everybody 1-2-Switch!<\/em>.<\/p>\n Runner-Up: Everybody 1-2-Switch! ($29.99)<\/strong><\/p>\n That’s a wrap for the 2023 Genre Awards, dear friends. If you’re looking for more along these lines, there have been plenty of Best of 2023 articles posted to the site this week. Tomorrow we’ll have our overall Best Games of 2023 list, so keep your eyes peeled for that. I hope you can find some games to enjoy among the many featured here, and if you have some favorites of your own to share, I encourage you to comment below. As always, thanks for reading!<\/p>\n\n \u7acb\u523b\u8a3b\u518a\u53ca\u5831\u540d\u96fb\u8166\u88dc\u7fd2\u8ab2\u7a0b\u5427! <\/a> www.ITSec.vip<\/a> www.Sraa.com.hk<\/a> www.ITSec.hk<\/a> www.Penetrationtest.hk<\/a> Best Role-Playing Game<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Octopath Traveler II ($59.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Suika Game ($2.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Astlibra Revision ($24.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nBest Sports Game<\/strong><\/h3>\n
EA Sports FC 24 ($59.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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F-Zero 99 (Free with NSO Subscription)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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The King of Fighters XIII Global Match ($19.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Theatrhythm Final Bar Line ($49.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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WarioWare: Move It! ($49.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Blasphemous 2 ($29.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ($69.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Metroid Prime Remastered ($39.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Meg’s Monster ($14.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Pikmin 4 ($59.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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The Making of Karateka ($19.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nBest Simulation Game<\/strong><\/h3>\n
PowerWash Simulator ($24.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed ($29.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nBest 1-2-Switch! Game<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Everybody 1-2-Switch! ($29.99)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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