Ossi Mykkänen
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As I feared, Carmageddon: Rogue Shift ends up as a lightweight, forgettable racer that shares little with the original beyond the name. Human pedestrians, and yes, even the iconic cows, are gone, replaced by zombies that barely affect gameplay. The roguelite structure forces you to replay the same tiny pool...
Forestrike leaves a mixed impression. Its gorgeous visuals, strong atmosphere, and intriguing combat mechanics stumble over pretentious difficulty, drawn-out dialogue, and unclear skill management. Even its unique hook isn't quite as groundbreaking as it first appears. Getting into the game requires patience and adaptation, and its length can feel discouraging....
While you can't expect a very deep gaming experience from a slot game, and the Fast & Furious theme creates a certain amount of anticipation, I wasn't quite ready for this outcome. It wasn't enough that mechanically Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition is an over-the-top yawner, but when gameplay and...
The House of the Dead 2: Remake is a refreshing blast from the past. It proves that old-school game design still has bite and that rail shooters deserve a comeback. The remake could've used more polish, and there are definite issues, but especially in co-op, it's still a fun ride...
In the end, Tron: Catalyst feels like a concept brimming with promise—a narrative twist here, a combat mechanic there—but it fumbles the execution. I'll admit, my anticipation may have made the fall feel harder than the game truly deserves. Still, too much feels off: from storytelling to traversal to tone,...
I find Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection to be like a recovered ancient treasure. It effortlessly utilises everything from the ninja topic and it includes not only gorgeous and blood-soaked action but also an adequately vivid story, and plenty of inventive areas to explore and epic enemies to butcher. Sure, a...
Doom 64 shows modern gamers how things were done back in 1997. Enjoyment of the game could be held back by a brutal difficulty curve that may not sit right with some, but other than that, this is a perfect retro shooter for anyone who played the original, as well...
Space Junkies is a futuristic reminder from the past. A fast-paced multiplayer shooter, that reminds us of Quake matches among friends all those years ago. A big plus is that all of it works in VR and with no nausea. All we need now is support for Aim and/or Move...
Planet Alpha isn't the most original platforming game, but it's definitely one of the most good looking sci-fi worlds we've explored recently. It looks the part and feels immersive, but it's weighed down a little by clunky controls, the design of the main character, and some early pacing issues. That...
After decades, this classic adventure still holds its own in comparison with modern games, as the original story includes plenty of witty jokes and funny references, the characters have personalities that are emphasised some excellent voice work, and the timeless surroundings and classical core story elements make for an unforgettable...