Sean Halliday
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As a package, Iron Harvest has a fair bit on offer, with more promised. Whether or not the extensive roadmap for future content is a lure or a worry will depend on you. Currently, Iron Harvest’s three campaigns, co-op and multiplayer provide enough meat on the bones to justify entry...
By the time your knee is deep in the snow, politics, and blood Wasteland 3’s Colorado is submerged in, there’s an underlying hook firmly under the skin. Consequences to actions and conversations neatly knit together every other aspect of InXiles’s love letter to the golden age of RPGs. In the...
By the time the credits roll, Freedom Finger presents itself as an enjoyable game. A dirty weekend, a quickie through the week. It won’t hold your interest for hours upon hours, but it’ll be a warm companion for short blasts, much like your extended family. An amazing soundtrack and clear...
But… and it’s a big but. Currently, GTFO offers no in-game matchmaking. In its place, we have an official Discord server in which players can set up games and invite their newfound friends using Steam/lobby codes. The lack of matchmaking can make jumping on and into a game a true...
Star Wars Jedi: The Fallen Order is decent, but could have been more. The lack of depth in its combat weighs down the entire experience. Fancy animations and good visuals simply can’t hide the Fallen Order’s key failings. Whether or not the lack of depth is a result of the...
GreedFall
De Sardet’s exploits dance around many themes and topics that provide interesting possible outcomes but often end up feeling too familiar. It’s a genuine shame there isn’t more room for diplomacy or results that feel morally ambiguous. That being said, Greedfall is still a good game. A good game that...
Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey looks and sounds the part, but the concept is more interesting than playing the game. The freedom granted to the player is commendable, providing the finer moments. Being left to learn, survive and thrive is a strong selling point, but falls into the same pattern of...
Silver Chains
Silver Chains crawls towards a close with an essence of panic. A strange game of ring and ring roses sees the credits roll with the plot just sort of ending. Nothing is truly revealed, no grand twist of point of curiosity, just an ending that gets the job done. At...
Blazing Chrome
Of course, gameplay aside, the look and sounds of the golden era of video games are vital. Blazing Chrome is unashamedly proud of its rocking soundtrack and sympathy of destruction. Every second of the game is glazed in a toe-tapping soundtrack that crafts the personality of each level or boss....
