Otto Kratky
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“Back 4 Blood is a solid evolution on Left 4 Dead's co-op action that could be further improved with some slight quality-of-life tweaks.”
“Full of worthwhile multiplayer content, Battlefield 2042 brings the long-running shooter franchise to new heights.”
“Tunic offers players an adventure full of mystery, but delivers a purposefully obtuse world that's impossible to sort out.”
“A rewarding experience from its start, Sifu delivers challenge after challenge, all of which are too exciting to turn down.”
“Heartfelt and poignant, the only thing Life is Strange: True Colors trips over is its own words.”
“With a slow plot and uninteresting characters, Dying Light 2: Stay Human's few redeeming qualities are what sets the franchise apart from other zombie games out there.”
“Hot Wheels Unleashed starts off blazing fast but ends up as a shallow kart racer.”
"We are alarmed and saddened that a game reviewer had a seizure triggered by Cyberpunk 2077, before it was even launched," said Epilepsy Action director of external affairs Louise Cousins. "The game features rapidly blinking lights and other animations that could cause seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy." Cousins' statement ends with a firm recommendation that CD Projekt Red updates the game to make it safer, saying "A disclaimer warning at the beginning isn't enough."
I enjoyed my time with Crash 4 and would easily recommend it to any like-minded fans of the series. Though there aren’t many meaningful changes to how the game is played, it’s still a fun jaunt, and what new content is here is mostly welcomed, despite some unnecessary modern additions. Crash games don’t need a long list of skins or collectibles, but they do need to take a bigger step forward. In a sense, Crash needs to stop living in the 90s.
Superliminal is the first puzzle game that I’ve played in a long time and I came away from it genuinely wanting more. Everything about it, from its innovative puzzles to its surrealist art style, and even its unusual soundtrack, is exciting. Even when the game floundered, when puzzles weren't clearly laid out or the game's physics engine had a conniption, my annoyance was often quickly replaced with another more positive emotion. I can't stress this enough, as a puzzle game fan or not, Superliminal is more than worth your time.