Veerender Singh Jubbal
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Creature capture games have been around for decades, and an extension of this genre, especially in the 3D realm, is the creature-hunter genre. Rather than capturing critters, fighting your bouts for you, and treating them with love and/or kindness, creature hunter games such as Monster Hunter and Dauntless are about a group of players hunting large, deadly, ferocious, and wild monstrosities to destroy limbs, shatter bones, and use these these materials to craft new weapons, armor, and accesso...
Time Flies may be a few hours long, but it leaves you with this sense of quiet grandeur that showcases how the medium of video games continues to evolve and elevate. The game’s impact lasts way after you have discovered all of the game’s little secrets, figured out all of its puzzles, and weeks after you have had the credits roll.
SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance takes the almost 40-year-old Shinobi series and completely revitalizes it into the search action genre due to its silky fighting game combos, gratifying maneuvers, sensational tricks, with exemplary and satisfying results abound. Lizardcube, the developers of Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap and Streets of Rage 4, have reinvigorated yet another prolific franchise, and Art of Vengeance has undoubtedly become one of my favourite 2D action-platformers of all time.
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