Jonathan Sørensen
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I'm tempted to call Directive 8020 Supermassive's best game. It probably doesn't surpass the blast that I thought Until Dawn was, as in many ways, it was far more kitschy and downright cheesy, but it worked well as a sort of party horror game. Directive 8020 is a serious sci-fi...
Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road has its problems: certain aspects are too repetitive and monotonous, and all the many point systems can be difficult to understand, but overall it is a really good game. You don't necessarily have to be a football fan to enjoy it. On the contrary, you might...
Supermassive Games has maintained the style and atmosphere that the series is known for, and they should be commended for that, but they have also played it safe. Apart from the addition of co-op, there is nothing significantly new in Little Nightmares 3. This may sound reassuring to fans of...
Whether Shinobi: Art of Vengeance will be the reboot of the series that Sega hopes for when it goes on sale, only time will tell, but in terms of quality, it's a pure success. It's phenomenally visually designed and the combat system is great for both button-mashing noobs and precise...
If, like me, you might shed a little nostalgic tear at the memory of a road trip you took with your mates, then you should definitely check out Keep Driving. It's a golden little gem of a game that is unfortunately, probably, too boring to play if you can't quite...
Despite my criticisms, The Plucky Squire deserves a lot of praise. It's a great game, based on a great premise, and it's well executed throughout. The way the main character can travel between the world of the book and the real world makes the game a little technical gem. However,...
I can easily recommend V Rising. It's well-constructed and designed throughout, but you have to go in knowing what the game is and isn't. While the combat is fun, it's not fun enough to keep you from being bored out of your mind if you have no interest in building...
We really enjoyed Blacksad: Under the Skin despite its flaws. The story is good (surprisingly so), and it hits all the right notes without being a worn-out cliché. Blacksad is a private detective who constantly has to navigate his own morality. Maybe he has a heart of gold, but what...
We think that the story should have offered more dilemmas for the player to ponder. What happens when you find yourself in a position where you have to get a person out of a cult who doesn't want to get out? Should you force them out of the place that...
Sublevel Zero is an acceptable little shooter, but after playing it for a little while, it simply ends up getting dull. There's not enough context surrounding the core gameplay loop, and there's not enough meat on the bone to justify coming back for more. The story is non-existent, and upgrades...