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Now, after you succeed in your mission, you are given a chance to continue in your world with a secondary main mission, allowing you to gather more Star Seeds and still explore the word. When you complete certain tasks, you unlock new outfits for B.U.D., so it does pay to...
Life Is Strange: Episode 4 - Dark Room is a great penultimate episode for this bestselling series, following up on a lot of questions we had from previous episodes, while giving us a bunch of new questions as well. While it does have some shortcomings, it's another solid entry into...
Overall it doesn’t seem like The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing III is that bad of a game, and provides any kinds of gamers with at least some form of enjoyable entertainment; whether it’s the games witty comedy or colourful combat. It definitely did provide me with some hilarious and...
0rbitalis
0RBITALIS is a fun game, one that you can lose yourself in a while but never quite get completely lost in. It can be fun, but it can also be frustrating because of its shortcomings. It's the sort of game that's a test of not only your luck but your...
Life Is Strange: Episode 1 - Chrysalis has exceeded all expectations of a seemingly humble story like this. It takes an older concept and adds some freshness to it to make it seem new again. While Max may be indecisive and grating at times, she's a fun main protagonist to...
Transistor
With Transistor, Supergiant Games created a beautiful, unique and enjoyable world. Unfortunately, the game is so focused that you're not offered the opportunity to really explore or experience this world. I can't help but feel Cloudbank has more mysteries to experience and villains to combat, and that Transistor was only...
Dragon Age: Origins
Dragon Age: Origins is a fantastic RPG with an epic story, exciting combat and immersive character development. There aren’t too many RPGs out there that tell such a grand story like the one in this game. The long game play (about 50 hours) and flexible customization will keep you on...
Bayonetta
Bayonetta at first may seem like a Devil May Cry rip off with a female protagonist and it's angelic enemies. However from the moment the Prologue unfolds, it's clear that this is something else, and a much better beast. Beneath the deep combat system, it's over-the-top moments, absurd and violent...
Resistance 2
Level design is top notch you wont find corridor shoting here most levels are open on a grand scale and graphicaly superb. There is one disspointment though towards the end of the game it kind of gets a little tedious and you are forced to do the same thing over and...
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Whether a newcomer to the series or if this is the first you’ve played (like me), Uncharted 2 should be in every gamers collection. Replay value is probably moderate to high/moderate. There is an online portion of this game which I didn’t play so therefore I am not reviewing, however...
What else can be said that I didn’t cover already? I love this game and the series. That might make me a little partial towards it, but don’t take my word for it. This game has been widely well received by the gaming world. The story is masterfully told and...
As such, it may actually be fairer to compare Oblivion to, say, the Grand Theft Auto series than hardcore RPGs. The possibilities are near endless, the content is overwhelming, and the gameplay remains interesting throughout the whole experience.
