Adam "Addy" Stewart
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Donkey Kong Bananza is the reason to own a Switch 2. It is not only the most fun I’ve had with a Nintendo game in decades, it’s quite possibly one of Nintendo’s best games ever. Layer upon layer, everything has been built with care and detail. It is fun, silly,...
Mario Kart World is a great entry into the Mario Kart series. The racing feels great, the tracks are engaging and varied, and the music and visuals are all at the high level you’d expect from Nintendo. The big new thing, the Free Roam, feels underbaked and a missed opportunity...
This sort of console introduction should be a standard for future hardware, perhaps with a little refinement.
Spirit of the North 2 has some great concepts and mechanics, set in a varied Nordic world. There’s certainly a lot to enjoy, and I did have fun with my Fox buddy a fair bit. When it clicked, it was great, but the litany of technical issues and some...
Atomfall
Flippin’ eck, I tell thee, I reet enjoyed ar time with Atomfall. It’s proper cracking, lad.
Sniper Elite: Resistance is the definitive Sniper Elite experience. Not being a numbered sequel, it doesn’t add many new things, but with a fully developed, compelling campaign, and an incredibly satisfying gameplay loop it is the most comprehensive way to experience a Sniper Elite game. Packed with satisfying kills, and...
Symphonia was developed by Sunny Up and is available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series. It’s out now.
Enotria: The Last Song was reviewed on PC, many thanks to Jyamma Games for providing us with a code.
Deathbound
Challenging enemies, fun and thoughtful characters, and an obvious love for the genre has helped bring Deathbound to life. The occasional glitch or bug can’t take away from that either.
Tin Hearts
I can easily, and happily, recommend Tin Hearts on PSVR2. It’s a brilliant experience, bar a couple of hiccups, with a thoughtful and well-performed narrative, great visuals and sound design, and a challenging, but never ridiculous game of puzzles. If the story doesn’t touch you, maybe you’re the one with...
