Chrono Break: You find out the Trigger cast was evil and spend the game brutally hunting them all down. Except Magus, because he never shows up.
Final Fantasy VI-2: Rebuild the world together in a cooperative survival-based multiplayer game exclusively for mobile.
Xenogears X: Square Enix returns at last to one of their greatest games, but there's hardly any plot and you mostly perform fetchquests for Chu-Chus.
Star Ocean 6: This time there is literally zero budget. You thought 5 was bad? Wait til Square sells you an empty $60 case and asks you to pretend. $80 for the Deluxe Edition!
Metal Gear Solid 6 - The Yous of Tuberty: Excellent stealth gameplay marred by a cast entirely comprised of YouTube personalities who never, ever shut up. Hey, at least there's more dialogue than 5! Also, Act 3 doesn't exist and you're still sad about it.
Street Fighter V Giga Verizon Edition: Not a true "sequel", per se, but an enhanced version of everybody's favorite disappointing sequel now with relentless Verizon ads you can never disable. You literally cannot see Ryu's face because of this.
Dynasty Warriors 10: Koei tries something different this time and removes everyone save for the named characters, removing the hordes of foot soldiers completely. Curiously, it's still an open world game anyway, and it's purportedly "the biggest open world game of all time." Your objective is simple enough: travel through dull-shaded and low-resolution Ancient Chinese hellscapes searching for the 9 Wei characters, who will stand around motionlessly until you approach them. In a scathing review, Polygon notes that "Finding one can take literally weeks."
Switch Sports Resort: It's all fun and games until your partygoers realize the only available control scheme involves literally throwing your Switches at each other to simulate frisbee.
Mass Effect 5: Andromeda 2.
Red Dead Redemption 3: Rockstar moves the award-winning franchise in a bold new direction. You're still part of a band of cowboys trying their damnedest to stay relevant in a fast-changing world, but this time you're in Ancient Egypt.
Fallout 76: An online multiplayer Fallout game set in a world with no NPCs that's buggier than ever before? No, no. Now I'm getting carried away.