Joakim Sjögren
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Ultimately, Beast of Reincarnation offers an exciting side project from a tried-and-tested developer, and I'll be honest and say I've enjoyed my time with the game a surprising amount. This is the sort of game that's hard to put down once you've started, and if that isn't a good endorsement...
Ultimately, Moomintroll: Winter's Warmth delivers more of what we saw in Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley. It's an accessible adventure for a younger audience where the charm of Tove Jansson's stories meets simple gameplay mechanics, and it's easy to recommend this if you enjoyed its predecessor. Admittedly, the adventure on offer...
Ninja Gaiden 4 thus gives a rather mixed impression, but nevertheless one that leans positively. There is a familiar charm to the way the adventure is structured, and although I don't want to brush aside the criticism of substandard graphics and outdated design and defend it with rose-tinted nostalgia, the...
With this in mind, Nintendo has certainly done a decent job of updating two masterful adventures, but they could definitely have added more content or held back a little when it came to pricing. As it stands, it's impossible to ignore that this package feels a little greedy based on...
Super Robot Wars Y has an acceptable foundation to stand on as already mentioned, but no effort has been put into making a good final product. Everything feels cheap and substandard, and what could be an entertaining title is reduced to an underwhelming adventure that isn't worth your time or...
In my nearly ten years here at Gamereactor, I have so far managed to award three perfect scores, and now it's time again. Hollow Knight: Silksong is a masterpiece, simply put. No question about it. Expectations were sky-high in advance, but with a lot of patience and even more skill,...
At first glance, as already mentioned, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers doesn't offer much to stand out from the crowd. It's yet another Soulsborne adventure that follows the path laid out by FromSoftware and countless successors over nearly two decades. Chinese mythology and aesthetics have also been used before in other adventures,...
If, on the other hand, you like well-made Metroidvania adventures of the old school, then this is your recommendation to give Chronicles of the Wolf an honest try. You may experience some rough edges and strange design decisions here and there, but overall you get a title that reminds you...
If you haven't already purchased this colourful adventure, there's definitely a case for buying it, but for veterans, it's perfectly fine to stick with the version you already have without feeling like you're missing out on anything worth writing home about.
That said, there's still a lot of fun to be had for those who enjoy this type of genre. It's clear that the developers have put time and passion into creating a cosy adventure that doesn't hold your hand too much, and that puts a lot of emphasis on providing...
In the end, I would describe Fairy Tail 2 as a game that does what it's supposed to do without showing off too much. Because all the systems fulfil their purpose. The characters feel elaborate without shining, the graphics are appealing without adding anything new, and the music and setting...
In the end, Metal Slug Tactics is a wonderful little side-track on an otherwise very obscure game series. With its fast pace and peculiar game system, it offers something new to the veterans of the genre while presenting newbies something to enjoy. The experience is challenging yet inviting, and you'll...
