Noelle Warner
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Star Wars Outlaws, a gritty open-world adventure by Massive Entertainment, blasts onto PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S in 2024. Forge your destiny between Empires Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, carving a path as a smuggler, bounty hunter, or tech-savvy slicer. Assemble your crew, master dynamic combat, and leave your mark on the galaxy – every choice shapes your legend in this lawless frontier.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is certainly not a perfect game, but for all its flaws, it’s my favorite CoD game that I’ve played so far. The story mode was a blast, and the multiplayer is just as addicting as ever. It’s one of the best looking games we may have so far, and I recommend playing it on a next gen console or souped-up PC if you can to see it at its full potential. Infinity Ward has proven yet again that Call of Duty is at the forefront of the FPS genre, and I’m really impressed with how they continue to drive the series forward.
I played it on PC for this review, and I’m looking forward to trying out some mods that the community will cook up, but I have to say that this is a perfect Switch game. In fact, after I go back and drive this save file into the ground, I plan on buying the Switch version to replay all over again, much like I did with Stardew. Gotta support the indie games you love, right?
Sure, parts of Life is Strange: True Colors are really bleak, but ultimately it’s an uplifting, heartfelt story about what it means to find your own version of home. It tells that story in a way that feels perfectly sincere, which is something that is hard to come by in games nowadays. True Colors has officially redeemed the Life is Strange series in my eyes.
All in all, I say this is a great game to pick up if you’re a fan of the genre. It’s endlessly charming, and a real breath of fresh air in terms of its style and gameplay loop. On Spry Fox’s website, they claim they “want to make the world a happier place” with games, and I say they have more than achieved that goal.