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Josh Wise

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In vesting each weapon with the click and whir of a plaything, it gives you a way into the texture of its landscape, and before long you’re swept up.

VideogamerVideogamer·July 28, 2021
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Wings of Ruin may not make a hardened hunter of you, but nor does it want to. It would rather bring you along for its own wondrous ride.

VideogamerVideogamer·July 14, 2021
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It’s to Flight School Studio’s credit that, though the clashes at the game’s core left me underwhelmed, the whole thing didn’t feel hollowed-out. This is down to Annika, who sits at its heart and drives it on.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 24, 2021
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Rebellion has wrought a breezy shooter, angled it towards multiplayer, and burnished it with wit, but its minute-to-minute action is repetitive and feels imprecise.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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Despite the lack of a campaign and any tonal consistency, Black Ops 4 boasts a thrilling entry into the battle royale space.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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The sharp difficulty and rough edges of Dirt Rally 2.0 give way to a rewarding racing model, with a surfeit of meaningful options for the obsessed.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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Credit must go to Bloober Team for setting a different course for its sequel; it's just a shame that it didn't bring the chills and scares that littered the last outing.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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Dead Cells is, at times, constrained by the genres it so heavily draws from, but its vibrant pixel art, furious combat, and rigorous execution make for a winning formula all its own.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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The Sinking City is well worth playing for the initial rhythm of its casework and the freshness of its setting, but its mechanics, like its mystery, end up flooded.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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An exquisite atmosphere and fresh premise make up for some slightly obtuse puzzles. Observation brims with ideas and images that fill your head.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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A Plague Tale: Innocence has some clunky writing in places, and its play gets stale after a time, but it prevails with a compelling mystery and a beautiful world.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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Devil May Cry 5 revels in its own gleeful stupidity, presenting a world in which the most valuable commodity is style.

VideogamerVideogamer·June 15, 2021
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