Matti Isotalo
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The early notes in Tales of Berseria were promising, but this sixteenth game in the series couldn't quite maintain its strong start. The main storyline is intriguing thanks to the new, demonic viewpoint, and the characters are well-written and voiced in both English and Japanese. Combat mechanics are deep, but...
We'd love to score Rise & Shine higher. It's oozing with personality, has an excellent soundtrack and top-of-the-line platformer graphics. There's charm in spades and clear indication of affectionate group of people behind it. Therefore it's a shame this three-hour foray into Gamearth didn't win us over, mostly due to...
We've very much enjoyed the ease with which Warhammer has been introduced to Total War. It has revitalised the slightly worn series in the right places, but without damaging the core gameplay. Total War: Warhammer is still Total War, so veterans don't need to fret about flying units or magic...
The early game can get a bit formulaic with the limited options, but the more you play, the more possibilities you have for various situations. The more the game progresses and builds the isometric world, the less it resembles its fore-bearer, although it struggles to create a believable, breathing world...
All in all, Act of Aggression is not half-bad in its attempt at bringing back the days of the classic RTS. The base is solid if not entirely novel. The single-player campaigns act as competent tutorials but offer neither the storytelling nor the structure to keep you interested in them....
One has to credit Frozenbyte for their courage to renew the series even when everything didn’t go quite according to plan. Trine 3: Artifacts of Power is still as pretty as ever and a joy to play especially with two friends. The third dimension hasn’t been implemented without its issues,...
