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Billy Goat has some work to do to optimise the game, because it simply doesn't run well enough, especially when you consider how simple the graphics really are - and the uneven graphics are borderline annoying for the game. You get used to it and after a slightly sluggish start,...
With Wild Bastards, Blue Manchu has created a really excellent, and somewhat different, sequel to Void Bastards. Wild Bastards is well-balanced, feels really well-crafted and it's a very successful roguelike, with great characters, a lot of exciting mechanics layered on top of each other and more tactical depth than you...
This is a decidedly lazy remaster that has only been given a minor visual boost, and in some places it actually looks worse than the original. If you were a big fan of the original Lollipop Chainsaw, then you should consider the RePOP version, but there are just some games...
If you're the type who loves exploring every corner of a game world and leisurely moving through a slightly cluttered game world, this could be a great way to pass the time. It's also worth mentioning that Creatures of Ava landed on Game Pass on launch day, so if you're...
For me at least, it was a positive surprise and if you're into strategy games or tower defence and would like some alternative summer holiday entertainment, I would definitely check out Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess - there's even a demo on all platforms, so you can try it out...
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Schim is a nice little puzzle game that is quite relaxing to play. There's no stress and you can explore the surroundings as you wish - and there are often several different things to find. You might miss a little variety in the gameplay and perhaps a little ingenuity in...
Hypercharge: Unboxed is a huge success for the small developer and it's impressive to think that this game was created by almost two handfuls of developers and designers. If you're looking for a nostalgic multiplayer action game that you can play with the family (there's also split-screen here), then Hypercharge:...
Paper Trail is a really nice puzzle game, but it didn't quite blow me away. There's nothing wrong with it as such, and the various puzzles should provide a good amount of challenge, but it feels like something is missing. Without being able to put my finger on exactly what...
If you like Bayonetta, Nier: Automata and Devil May Cry, then I think you should check out Stellar Blade, because it has some of the same vibe and quirkiness that these other games have - and it's basically just a really nice action game with a very well-functioning and easily...
We have a hard time recommending Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator as it stands. There is potential here, but the developers need to get a handle on the AI, because as it is right now, it ruins a big part of the experience of the game.
If you're interested in World War 2 and would like to experience a little-known part of the history of D-Day - and if you like strategy games like XCOM, then Classified: France '44 is a reasonable offer at a reasonable price, as it's available for just around £35.
Worldless has a unique visual style and is a fresh take on a turn-based combat system, so if you're into Metroidvania and want to try something different, check out Worldless, which is available for less than £16. There's actually a demo on Xbox that you can try first, which is...
