Tom Wilson

It isn't often that a game offers the same low-fantasy setting, grand scale, and warring factions as Game of Thrones, or the realism and vast world of Kingdom Come: Deliverance. These kinds of experiences are few and far between, both owing to the fact that they're overly ambitious and led by dedicated creatives with a vision and the budget to back it, but fortunately, they do occasionally crawl out of the woodwork now and then.

Disney is doing everything it can to release as many Star Wars projects into the wild, as every medium from the silver screen to video games has been well and truly covered. In just the past few months, we've had The Mandalorian and Grogu and The Ninth Jedi, and in the next few months, we're getting the likes of Star Wars: Zero Company and Ahsoka season 2. This is without even mentioning the many 2027 projects like Star Wars: Starfighter.