Caitlin Argyros
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All in all, Ni no Kuni II is a fantastic sophomore attempt from Level-5. It fixed all my issues with the first game, and while it introduced a few new ones, they’re easy to overlook in favor of everything the game gets right. Whether you’re a fan of the original...
Ōkami HD
I’ve been gushing pretty much since the beginning of this review, but Ōkami really is worth all the praise. This HD remake brings all the beauty and fun of the original to several new platforms, and while there are a few issues (such as the camera and the annoying voices),...
Sadly, The Frozen Wilds is the only planned piece of DLC for Horizon Zero Dawn, which means that we’ll have to wait for a sequel to learn more about Aloy and the utterly captivating world she lives in. But with a sizable new region to explore, new machines to master,...
Cat Quest
Despite my issues with the game, I did ultimately enjoy Cat Quest. Its brevity actually works in its favor, making the issues outlined above feel less egregious than they would if the game were longer. I still wish the story wasn’t quite so bland and the gameplay wasn’t as repetitive,...
Tacoma
Tacoma is a short game. You can get through it in under three hours, and even my more methodical playthrough only took me about seven. But Tacoma is also a well-done narrative adventure, with a diverse cast, good art design, and an interesting twist on the audio log mechanic that...
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided had a tall order to fill. It had to be a successful sequel to Human Revolution while still being mindful of the timeline created by the original Deus Ex. In some respects, it was inevitable that Mankind Divided would suffer from “middle game” syndrome, but even...
