Zach Jackson
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Trackmania Turbo’s high-octane eccentricity creates a highly addictive arcade racer that always leaves you feeling like just one more race.
Layers of Fear
Layers of Fear looks and sounds like a van Gogh, but unfortunately plays like a cheap forgery.
Firewatch is a visually-striking emotional adventure that you experience vicariously through the game’s main character. It requires more thinking than doing, and where some will find it humdrum others will find it enthralling.
Just Cause 3
Just Cause 3 is an explosive, action-packed sandbox experience that rewards destruction and it’s a testament to the fact that AAA video games can be fun without taking themselves too seriously. It’s a shame that rinse and repeat mission design and technical issues dampen the overall experience.
Need for Speed
Under the hood, Need for Speed is a finely-tuned beast. Unfortunately, it’s out on the streets where the game stalls and it never finds the right gear to get it over the line.
Despite a lack of difficulty and some weak final moments, the fascinating story set against a beautiful London backdrop featuring excellently portrayed characters makes Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate one of the strongest entries in the series to date.
Soma
Soma is an excellent combination of an emotionally driven story and high-octane tension, that is superbly brought to life with an immersing sound design.
Until Dawn is a hybrid of Heavy Rain, teen-horror films, Saw and Resident Evil, where the choices you make impact who lives and dies.
Until Dawn is a hybrid of Heavy Rain, teen-horror films, Saw and Resident Evil, where the choices you make impact who lives and dies.
The Old Blood is a nostalgic and brutally satisfying return to Castle Wolfenstein.
Capcom tries its hand at the episodic format and delivers a mostly well-paced adventure that errs on the side of action over horror.
The Order: 1886 is a beautiful third person cinematic experience with exceptional production values, solid gunplay and an engaging story.
