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Simulacra is one of the more interesting lost phone games I’ve played, and I enjoy the horror atmosphere it creates. The narrative is beyond intriguing despite the blandness of Anna herself, helped along by distrustful characters with more depth to them. I like the fact that there is generally no...
Lost Ember has its heart and soul in the right place, and every time I discovered a new area I was left amazed with the gorgeous vistas and intense beauty of it all. I also greatly appreciated that this is one of those games that respected my time and, large...
Good intent doesn’t cover for a game this poor though. I would love to see the developers learn from this one and come back with something more, because there is a lot to admire about Decay of Logos. Enough so that I don’t think I’ve ever felt quite as deflated...
One thing is certain about the Sniper Ghost Warriors series: CI Games is slowly bringing this franchise, kicking and screaming as it is, into a niche of its own. The early titles were horribly rough. This new one still betrays a lack of confidence in really breaking away to do...
There’s nothing wrong with how Black Future ’88 plays. It’s actually quite exceptional. But there are a lot of exceptional roguelikes and hardcore 2D platformers, and Black Future ’88 lacks the narrative or context that it really needed to stand out against its many competitors.
The XCOM clone genre is a small one, but there are plenty of quality games within it. Phantom Doctrine, for example, took the base idea and gave it a great espionage theme. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle gave the serious tone of the genre a colourful, manic coat of paint....
– Matt S.Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @digitallydownld
Ultimately, Planet Zoo is to zoo management games what Planet Coaster is to theme park management games—a spiritual successor to tycoon games of days gone by, with more depth and more freedom for creativity than ever. Some of the more complex elements can take a while to really click, but...
Overall, when Need for Speed: Heat is producing its promised fantasy, it’s a wonderful game which I’m always happy to keep coming back to. Ghost Games have improved their engine and systems to make the city and cars feel better than ever, and Heat’s core gameplay loop is designed to...
– Matt S. Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @digitallydownld
For players that have yet to play either of these two titles, this package is more than worth picking up as it comes at a great price for two separate titles. Whether either is worth a replay or not is debatable, however. This package came at perhaps the wrong time...
