Jordan Garcia
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I wasn’t quite expecting to enjoy the relatively small experience that is Little Nightmares as much as I did. It captured the clever puzzles that I loved from Limbo, while also having a great visual style that gives it a good sense of identity.
Persona 5
Persona 5 is the definition of style and is a masterclass in how to make a good RPG. There’s nothing about it that doesn't make it stand out. The soundtrack is one of the best I’ve heard in a long time, the combat is simple yet surprisingly deep which allows...
The Ringed City feels like Hidetaka Miyazaki's send off to the Souls series. It's been a hell of a ride.
Nioh
Nioh is an impressive feat of versatility, creativity, solid development and polish. While keeping to its historical roots, Nioh's story has some neat nuances which may touch the hearts of many. Themes of love, racism and righteousness help solidify the story as a fantastic spin on Japan’s rich history
NieR: Automata is a triumph of creativity, superlative combat, interesting characters and is just an all-round great game. Its short-but-sweet story is given substantial depth by a game structure that encourages and incentivises multiple playthroughs.
Halo Wars 2
Halo Wars 2 brilliantly captures what was great about the original, while also adding more depth and variety to the playing field. This is definitely a game for both newcomers and veterans alike.
Tales of Berseria tries to get you to care about the characters that you play as, but ultimately fails due to shallow character design and little character development. The story itself is engaging, but Velvet can be a real drag.
Reliving the events of the Dragon Ball Z timeline couldn’t be any more fun, but at the same time, the first quarter of the game feels like a direct copy and paste of the original Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
It’s not often that a game genuinely moves me, but The Last Guardian has managed to achieve the nigh impossible. With its spectacular level design, breathtaking visuals, superb sound design, atmospheric music and great growth in character between the boy and Trico, the game seeks to evoke the spirit of...
Dark Souls III: Ashes of Ariandel attempts to add an immersive experience and a great new area to what is already a great game. But due to lack of smart level design, short length and lack of bosses, it ultimately fails.
The competent combat system and solid art direction aren’t enough to counter the slew of issues.
Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book tries tells a charming story, but the neat turn-based combat system is really what makes this game memorable.
