Joakim Sjögren
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Ultimately, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero feels like a game made for the fans, above all. It oozes fan service, and the amount of content and characters proves that the developer wants to satisfy the needs of as many people as possible. It's because of this that the playability comes across...
If you like Metroidvania in general and Castlevania in particular, this is a package you just can't miss. The Nintendo DS delivered three fantastic Castlevania titles between 2005-2008, and it's incredibly satisfying to be able to get all of them without having to dip into your retirement savings or dig...
Ultimately there are a lot of things about Zenless Zone Zero that I enjoy, but unfortunately a lot of my own experience stumbles because of the genre it has chosen to embrace and the playability it then tries to adapt to. If ZZZ had been a more classic action role-playing...
Because at the end of the day, Crow Country is a very well-composed horror adventure that blends the best of the past without us having to pull our old Sega Saturn out of the closet. Sure, it's no masterpiece in the way that the obvious inspirations were 25 years ago,...
In conclusion, I can't recommend TMNT Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants to anyone, not even the most dedicated fans. Sure, it can be played through without any pesky bugs, but with a price tag of $30 for a mere hour of so-called "entertainment", it doesn't feel acceptable anywhere. The whole...
Ultimately, though, The Last Faith offers a highly competent action adventure that isn't ashamed to try and emulate its idols. It may not offer anything new under the sun, but if you like Castlevania's delightful playability and Bloodborne's gothic design thinking, The Last Faith won't leave you disappointed for a...
Ultimately, Army of Ruin is an incredibly pleasant surprise, and along with Dredge is one of the best indie games of the year for me. While it can be argued that this is more like Vampire Survivors in a revamped guise, the visuals do wonders to keep the playability fresh,...
In the end, however, Ravenlok is a short, but highly enjoyable adventure to spend time with, and if you have children, this can be a great title to discover together. The challenge is minimal, but the atmosphere is great, and even if there are some flaws in the presentation, the...
I think your eventual enjoyment of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is entirely dependent on how you choose to consume this title. For example, if you're playing via an active Xbox Game Pass subscription, there's plenty of opportunity here to feel the joy of the game while the pitfalls are easier...
If, then, you're one of those who've never experienced this gem, this really is an excellent opportunity to hit the ground running. Because Metroid Prime is still one of the best games in the world, and you really owe it to yourself to experience it at its very best in...
Ultimately, though, Swordship is an adrenaline-filled indie game where the watchwords are challenge and finesse mixed with speed and action. The simple concept is firmly at the heart of it, allowing players to evolve around simple elements, and while it can certainly be classed as 'thin' for those who demand...
Because in the end, The Entropy Centre is a leisurely puzzle ride made primarily for those who crave Valve's heyday as a game developer, without being built to appeal to the masses. For the Portal vibes are consistently strong, and in the absence of a third instalment, here's a title...
