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If you can make use of the one-month free trial for Apple Arcade, this game should be a no-brainer. It’s among the most fun I’ve had on my phone in ages. If you’re considering the pricier console or PC version of What the Golf?, well, just go with your gut....

DestructoidDestructoid·September 21, 2019
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On that note, I can’t get Blasphemous off my mind. I may never fully grasp the opaque story even with the inevitable community-led theories and explainers lending a hand, but that’s okay. Even taken as a fanatical fever-dream, this game delivers. Some aspects aren’t as fine-tuned...

DestructoidDestructoid·September 14, 2019
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That’s what it comes down to, really. These days, there aren’t many games I’m willing to surrender hundreds of hours of free time to, but somehow, some way, Monster Hunter found an opening. World laid the groundwork, and now Iceborne is here to carry me through the rest of...

DestructoidDestructoid·September 8, 2019
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Automachef is home to some mind-melting challenges, but if you’re up to the task, you’re eventually in for blissful breakthroughs. Just don’t come in expecting to unwind after a long day at work.

DestructoidDestructoid·July 27, 2019
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I appreciate Ace Team’s attempt here, I really do. It’s kind of amazing that this game exists in 2019 under Sega. It’s not as original as the team’s past projects, but SolSeraph has a lot to like if you’re looking for a modern take on an absolute gem of the...

DestructoidDestructoid·July 13, 2019
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In short, Five Nights at Freddy’s VR: Help Wanted is the real deal. It’s a genuine celebration of everything that has come before and a fresh lens for long-time fans. Even if you’ve never touched a Five Nights game before in your life, you’ll have a lot to latch onto....

DestructoidDestructoid·June 1, 2019
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Looking ahead, the series is equipped to veer off in a bunch of compelling new directions. I don’t know what to expect from the future of Far Cry, and that’s so exciting. My mind is buzzing with possibilities.

DestructoidDestructoid·February 17, 2019
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In the wrong hands, Pikuniku could have been a shallow and ultimately forgettable experience, but its expressive dialogue, clever framing, and charming, upbeat soundtrack do enough heavy lifting to elevate it into something far more endearing. The characterization, in particular, is delightfully fleshed out. It’s a simple game with a...

DestructoidDestructoid·January 26, 2019
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Some players will relish the challenge, but I just couldn’t. Not in this game. Below puts its best foot forward in its early hours and then never stops losing steam. If the experience were somehow compressed into a tighter six- to eight-hour adventure, I’d confidently recommend it to a wide...

DestructoidDestructoid·December 22, 2018
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While I’m happy with what we got, I ultimately can’t help but wonder what another six months could’ve done for Battlefield V. In a business with virtually no downtime, that’s just the way it is.

DestructoidDestructoid·November 18, 2018
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Some people will be disappointed by the lack of competitive modes, and that’s fair enough, but don’t let their omission bring you down too much. Tetris Effect isn’t intended to be a heated head-to-head sort of game. It’s more sentimental. Whether you’ve loved Tetris since the ’80s or you’ve never...

DestructoidDestructoid·November 9, 2018
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In the end, Death’s Gambit resonates as a flawed gem, one I’m happy to have played. It’s an uneven experience bogged down by technical woes and stilted combat, but if you can enjoy less-than-pristine games in spite of rough spots, it’s worth taking a chance on. Just hold out for...

DestructoidDestructoid·September 1, 2018
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