Emanuel Ortiz
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The Casting of Frank Stone is crippled by a story that is bogged down by its pacing. It tries to tackle too much in too little time. Due to its impressive visuals, strong introduction and atmospheric soundtrack however, The Casting of Frank just narrowly escapes its fate in this review.
Autopsy Simulator succeeded in the simulation aspect of the game in spades, offering an engaging gameplay loop and voice narration. It has a hard time balancing the gameplay side with the story however, often feeling like an afterthought instead of a complimentary piece. Check out why in this review.
Song of Nunu proves the League of Legends universe has many exciting and heartfelt stories to tell. Song of Nunu takes players on a magical adventure through Frelijord. It's a gorgeous world that I'd love to traverse through again. Find out why in this Song of Nunu review.
The Finals is an incredibly fun and vibrant FPS that shows the genre still has plenty of creative ideas left in it. While playing alone might be a drag, jumping into the competition with a group of friends is exciting and chaotic. It's an impressive debut for a free to play FPS. Check out why in this review of The Finals.
From start to finish, Ad Infinitum is an incredible psychological horror game bolstered by a stellar soundtrack and great storyline that focuses on the tragedies of war. Although slightly held back by minor bugs and lack of consistent scares, Ad Infinitum still succeeds in spades showing that 2023 indie titles are as great as AAA.
Street Fighter 6 is a must have for those looking to start in the fighting genre, with the addition of several new modes and a beginner-friendly system. Although hindered by a weak story, the World Tour mode is a perfect place for players to start to get familiar with the various mechanics and just have fun beating up random NPCs.
The Devil In Me is the fourth and final game in Season 1 of The Dark Pictures Anthology. It's an installment that would be solid if not for game-breaking bugs that required restarts. Still, new gameplay mechanics and an interesting story can convince many fans of the franchise to pick this one up.
Developed by Massive Monster and published by Developer Digital, Cult of The Lamb seamlessly blends roguelike elements with a management sim. With its quick pace and vibrant aesthetic, Cult of The Lamb has created an incredibly addicting title.