Jesse Gregoire
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Once you’re past the VR gimmicks, Sniper Elite VR is a more constrained, old-fashioned, and frustrating experience than its mainline brethren.
A more interesting setting and still-fun gameplay can’t stop Resident Evil Village from getting in its own way and being more of the same.
A cerebrally enjoyable journey for those that fall in a specific history and story-loving niche, Paradise Lost is otherwise barebones in mechanics and gameplay.
Fantastic writing, top-notch voice acting, gorgeous graphics and innovative platforming make small pacing issues a nitpick.
Despite some frustrating combat and platforming issues, Little Nightmares II is better than its predecessor in every way. Don’t miss it.
A story too abstract and gameplay too basic keep this puzzle-platformer lurking in the shadows.
A generic fantasy setting, confusing story and boring gameplay means The Falconeer fails to impress.
A couple of niggles can’t hold back this beautiful and brutal avante-garde experience.
A killer soundtrack and inclusive accessibility settings don’t make up for the lack of innovation and gameplay fumbles of this just-another-Madden experience.
PGA Tour 2K21
PGA Tour 2K21 is the evolution of the Golf Club series, also developed by HB Studios, in every sense. With its rebranding to be in line with 2K’s other sports titles like NBA 2K, PGA Tour 2K21 features a wealth of expanded and licenced features that make this golf simulator...
Röki
Röki is a trendsetter in the adventure genre, with innovative design and a beautifully crafted world that you’ll never want to leave.
An almost perfect platformer, Neversong is a deliciously dark experience that shouldn’t be missed if you value story and worldbuilding.
