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For every great quest and interesting or horrifying reveal, you have a battle sequence that’s drawn out and can, quite often, have you reloading an older save as characters die because of constantly missing attacks or being unable to fathom which items would have helped them survive. It’s one of...
And yet, I enjoyed my time with Gibbous. Although it doesn’t deliver on all its promises, it remains rather chock-full with short, funny conversations and cheeky remarks that make investigating every object worth it. My gripes with the game don’t come from a place of being sick with what it...
Draugen
Draugen does its best to have the player question Edward’s findings and doesn’t shy away from exploring past tragedies, history, and the psyche. It tries to weave its two stories into a compelling narrative, however, even with a couple of strong moments, there’s not enough to take the attention away...
War Party
Warparty’s appealing promise of controlling dinosaurs and prehistoric units doesn’t translate all that well into neither gameplay, nor story. From its goofy voice-acting and run-of-the-mill narrative, to its dull combat and glacial pacing, seeing missions to the end became increasingly more difficult the more I played. Once that initial sheen...
Metro Exodus
Metro Exodus won't appeal to everyone, but if you walk along at its slow pace and take your time with what it has to show and tell, you'll be in for one of the most powerful post-apocalyptic journeys out there.
Degrees of Separation’s reliance on the physical barrier between two opposing worlds as the main mechanic in its puzzle solving, lends itself to more than a few brain twisting challenges. At the same time, it could have also used a few more refreshers. While it’s very much playable in single-player,...
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus has an unmistakable tabletop feel to it and its levels ooze a strange alien atmosphere befitting of Necron tombs. With a surprising amount of writing that fleshes out locations and choices inside missions, engaging tactical battles and a whole suite of equipment to purge xenos with, Mechanicus...
Meve’s story is one of triumph and failure, of trust and betrayal, showing just how ruthless its world can be. Whether it’s racism, greed, hatred or subterfuge, you’re bound to have to deal with it, just like you’ll put monster, man, elf and dwarf to the sword. Narrative interludes break...
Clumsily put together and lacking coherence, Call of Cthulhu’s occasional redeeming story moments struggle to save it but never quite manage. Its simplistic level design and ugly visuals feel pulled straight out of an uninspired title from last generation. Not only does it come forth with mundane gameplay proposals, it also...
Door Kickers: Action Squad is a loud and violent alternative to the more tactically-minded original. The time spent in Early Access brought additions that translate into needed variety. In its best moments, it feels like an awesome action movie in which you kick doors down, kill wrongdoers and save the...
Guacamelee! 2
If there’s something to leverage against Guacamelee! 2 it’s, without a doubt, the fact that it plays things safe. There’s no paradigm shift to talk about, as it doubles down on what made its predecessor great. That being said, it successfully capitalizes on the first game’s strengths, polishing visuals, making...
Part of the enjoyment of this type of games lies in discovering how various systems work and interact with each other and there’s a large amount of that in Graveyard Keeper. But there’s also a lack of properly relaying needed information and a tendency of stalling one’s ability to progress...
