Kevin McClusky
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Lost Sphear
I’ve certainly enjoyed my time with the game, and I think it’s worth playing. But I know deep down that in a few years I’m far more likely to replay Chrono Trigger for a twentieth time than I am to come back to Lost Sphear.
While my group and I enjoyed trying out this year’s Party Pack, it’s fair to say it didn’t live up to my expectations. It’s still a lot of fun, and there were frequent outbursts of laughter in my living room. But there really wasn’t a standout title here, nothing to...
Despite the long load screens, I enjoyed my time with Pillars of Eternity, and look forward to continuing my journey through Eora. The setting and characters are wonderful, and anyone looking for a meaty, densely plotted RPG will find a lot to like. Simply put, games like this rarely get...
Infinite Minigolf shows a lot of promise, but in its current state it’s bland. Apart from the course creator, there’s just nothing here that stands out from other minigolf titles. Zen has always been good about supporting their offerings after release, and I’m hopeful Infinite Minigolf will continue to receive updates to improve...
I had a lot of fun with Endless Space 2, and I’m looking forward to putting more time in with it. Despite my initial reservations about diving into the deep end, I soon found myself invested in the stories that came from my triumphs and failures. There’s a lot to...
Playing through took me about 12 hours, though it might take more or less time if you bump up the difficulty or stick to the critical path. None of the problems I had with this game are insurmountable, and I’m hoping that Zeboyd will be able to fix them with...
Even though the Master System was an also-ran next to the NES’s dominance, there were some real gems created for it, and Wonder Boy 3 just might have been the best game released on the platform. Lizardcube and DotEmu have done a lot of work to bring The Dragon’s Trap up to...
When the Kickstarter for Thimbleweed Park was launched, the stated goal was to create a game that plays like a lost LucasArts adventure title. In my opinion the developers succeeded brilliantly, creating a game that feels like a forgotten relic of LucasArts’ heyday, but with enough touches to make it a...
Bleed 2
Bleed 2 manages to feel accessible while still rewarding precision and accuracy. It plays wonderfully, and you can enjoy it as a light co-op experience or really break it down and dig in to master its intricacies. I’d definitely recommend playing with a controller, but if you’re looking for a fast-paced...
There’s been no shortage of great games this year, but Darksiders: Warmastered Edition still holds up exceptionally well, and it’s easy to recommend. It’s not quite as fresh and exciting as it was in 2010, but I still think it’s something everyone should try out. If you’ve played it before, it’s worth...
There’s a lot of value here for the price, and even if you could buy each of these games separately for five bucks apiece, I’d still recommend picking up all of them. You’ll need to invite at least three friends over to get the most out of these games, but...
Overall, I enjoyed my time with Champions of Anteria. The visuals are beautiful, and it’s easy to see why someone high up at Ubisoft might have wanted to save the work their artists did. The game is a unique blend of genres that I haven’t seen attempted anywhere else, and it gets...
