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Actually, being able to write out that thought has made my decision clear. Accessibility issues are never something to take lightly, but I can absolutely live with the apparent amazing time-traveling hints because it means I am left with the experience of the game. I’m not left with specific annoyances,...
The very best examples of nostalgic homages are those that add something in the process. Goichi Suda’s grindhouse-toned games, for example, add all kinds of stylistic features that help to build on the thematic basis. Milanoir isn’t that game. It’s slavishly devoted to something very obscure and doesn’t do enough...
I truly love West of Loathing. It’s charming, silly, fun and, most surprisingly, offers genuinely engaging combat and questing. This made it easy to play until my Nintendo Switch battery was running flat over, and then have me itching to play again while the battery was charging. And it did...
– Matt S. Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @digitallydownld
The tower defence genre is all but dead thanks to terrible free-to-play games taking over the genre and driving it into the ground, but PixelJunk Monsters 2 is a glorious defiance of that trend. If you’re sick of tower defence games, give this one a go, because it’ll restore your...
For the most part though, Yoku’s Island Express is a lot of wholesome, whimsical fun. It manages to make the hybrid of two disparate genres work in some inspired ways, and the result is a unique game full of surprises that is sure to delight players. The only flaw is...
– Matt S.Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @digitallydownld
But with all of that said, it’s still only the slimmest of steps up from what most people who are interested in Dark Souls have already played to death back on the PlayStation 3. As I said at the start of the review, this remaster really needed the novelty of...
It’s hard to get too disappointed with SEGA Genesis Classics, however, even with that lazy omission. The collection of games itself is just such incredible value, covering off such a broad range of SEGA’s history when it was at its very finest, that anyone missing out on this is doing...
Despite those small issues, I can see this game developing a strong core audience that will play it for quite some time to come. It’s simply too groovy, colourful, and cheerful to resist.
