Tomas Franzese
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“Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door stands the test of time and is fantastic on Nintendo Switch.”
“Redfall makes concessions to work as a middling multiplayer game at the expense of a promising single-player experience.”
“Stellar Blade is a masterclass in style, but it's lacking substance.”
How much of an impact does a game’s aesthetic have on how it feels to play? That question was consistently at the forefront of my mind as I played Another Crab’s Treasure. Aggro Crab’s latest game is a Soulslike, a style of game known to be quite frustrating as players...
“Sand Land is a definitive adaption of a great Akira Toriyama manga, but just fine as a game.”
At the end of the first world in Penny’s Big Breakaway, the titular character and her sentient, aggressive yo-yo are presented with their first boss-like encounter: a giant rolling ball of penguins. I had to run for my life, swinging with and riding on my yo-yo at pivotal movements so...
“Helldivers 2 is one of the most entertaining co-op games you can get on PS5.”
“Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League constantly finds ways to stop players from enjoying this bombastic cooperative shooter.”
“Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a monumental achievement in approachable, seamless Metroidvania design.”
“God of War Ragnarok: Valhalla isn't just a fun free DLC; it's a fitting epilogue to the entire God of War series.”
“Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name satisfyingly ties up many loose ends in Kiryu's story, but it's one of the franchise's most tedious adventures.”
“Jusant's creative take on climbing and a minimalistic approach to storytelling make it one of the boldest titles from Don't Nod so far.”
