Tomas Franzese
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“Gotham Knights isn't very ambitious and has performance issues, but it should still please Batman fans.”
“Soulstice's terrible camera holds back an otherwise ambitious and inspired action game.”
“Madden NFL 23 is an improved game when compared to Madden NFL 22, but that isn't enough to make it good.”
EA’s Madden football series has been in a freefall of quality for years. Removed features, gameplay that felt like it was based on rigid animations more than realistic physics and skill, and a plethora of game-breaking bugs soured each entry in this best-selling sports game series. They all played like...
Where do you take a series once it jumps the shark repeatedly? This is a question the creators of TV shows like Happy Days, The Simpsons, and The Office have asked themselves after years of constant escalation and is a question game developer Volition dealt with while crafting the new...
“Saints Row is a perfectly fine open-world game. Just don't expect any surprises, as the reboot lacks much character.”
“MultiVersus feels like a corporate product, but Player First Games gets the most out of its ridiculous premise.”
“As Dusk Falls is an atypical narrative adventure game with a compelling story about family.”
Tate Multimedia is giving a forgotten-turned-beloved platforming mascot a second chance with the rebooted Kao the Kangaroo. This new game, which shares a name with the franchise itself, shows why now is truly the perfect time to bring Kao back. Nowadays, there are a plethora of independent 3D platformers that...
“Kao the Kangaroo is a fun 3D platformer franchise revival with solid platforming and less-than-solid narrative.”
“Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has lots of ambition but lacks focus.”
“Final Fantasy Origin will enthrall players with its dumb, but awesome story and approachable Soulslike gameplay.”
