Games released in December that still hold up

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Dec 22 · 21 years ago Kingdom Hearts II 2005 Why it still holds upIf you play it now, expect fights with more to do than attack, since reaction commands and drive forms change what each one asks of you, in worlds full of Disney and Final Fantasy characters.
Dec 10 · 33 years ago Doom 1993 Why it still holds upIts level design and its atmosphere are why it is worth playing now: each maze is a place you learn, and the claustrophobic rooms keep the pace fast.
Dec 25 · 6 years ago Omori 2020 Why it still holds upThe story is the draw today, moving between a cheerful dream and the real world, and from comedy into psychological horror.
Dec 17 · 28 years ago Suikoden II 1998 Why it still holds upA huge recruitable cast, each with a place in battles or the castle, ties war strategy, party combat and base building into one loop, and that is the reason to play it now.
Dec 14 · 30 years ago Mario Kart 64 1996 Why it still holds upFour player split screen in Versus and Battle on one console, with items and drift boosts keeping races open, still makes it easy to start a match today.
Dec 7 · 9 years ago Yakuza Kiwami 2 2017 Why it still holds upA serious main story set against a large amount of optional content in two lived in districts, open without loading fades, still gives you plenty to do between fights today.
Dec 7 · 19 years ago Aquaria 2007 Why it still holds upExploring the sea is still a puzzle of what to try where, because songs are built from notes and forms open new barriers.
Dec 20 · 25 years ago Ikaruga 2001 Why it still holds upEven now, a single polarity switch that turns bullets from danger into ammunition makes every screen a puzzle of order and timing.

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