Marco Vrolijk
This author account hasn't been claimed yet. To claim this account, please contact the outlet owner to request access.
Writing For
GamereactorLatest Reviews
Concluding, Ravenswatch offers compelling heroes to play and a big focus on combat, a characteristic of rogue-like games. Heroes like the tanky, sword-swinging Beowulf or the robotic minion-summoning Gepetto have very different playstyles which, coupled with the randomised maps and loot drops, make each playthrough markedly different. The music and...
Empire of the Ants is a game for everyone looking for a refreshing perspective. While the strategy element in the game is done well, it's the creative combination of different gameplay challenges in the story mode that have truly created a memorable experience for me. The game delivers a unique...
In conclusion, I've been thoroughly enjoying the skirmishes and I'm looking forward to playing more when the multiplayer servers open. For those who loved the original, Age of Mythology: Retold is a must-play, offering upgraded graphics, the innovative reuse of god powers, and subtle gameplay tweaks that enhance the overall...
In my experience, Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles keeps you entertained in different ways at all times. There's no stress about resources, but you will be busy scouting for captains, defending trade routes and optimising resource flows in your cities. And if you're really just into relaxing and city building, there's always...
Therefore, if you haven't played Ark before, I don't think you'll be disappointed when picking it up now. For fans of the original like myself, the biggest downside about Ark: Survival Ascended may be that buying this game is basically becoming a required investment if you want to keep enjoying...
Concluding, there's so much inside Age of Wonders 4 that it's hard to give a good overview in the space of this review. What's clear is that Age of Wonders 4 is a very solid 4X turn-based strategy game with so much customisation that the potential for replayability is nearly...
Company of Heroes 3 is a well thought-out and visually enjoyable game that feels very similar to its predecessors, but adds a lot of improvements and an entirely new Mediterranean-themed theatre of war. There's more single player content than ever, with an eight-mission campaign as the Afrikakorps in North Africa...
Taken as a whole, I have mixed feelings about Dragon Ball: The Breakers. On the one hand, it delivers when it comes to asymmetric multiplayer. It's often thrilling, the game's characters are lifelike and I feel an urge to become better at winning. On the other hand, the environments are...
So what's my final verdict about Age of Empires IV? From the perspective of historical immersion, Age of Empires IV's campaigns are definitely a high point in the series. Gameplay-wise, the game incorporates a lot of things from the older games that work well, while upgrading the series to a...
All in all, Hot Wheels Unleashed feels exactly like what a game about toy cars should be like. I really enjoy drifting my toy car around corners, blasting into a nitro boost while dodging obstacles, and aiming for additional boosts placed around the track. Both the single-player and multiplayer parts...
Taken together, Port Royale 4 offers very detailed trading simulation gameplay that will definitely satisfy players who enjoy micromanaging in-game economies. There are many hours to be spent figuring out optimal trade routes on a beautifully crafted game map. However, I'm afraid the turn-based combat system diminishes the game's appeal...
All things considered, TWS: Troy is a highly enjoyable Total War game. With its huge map, it feels more like a proper Total War game than just a Saga. Some of the new additions, especially the new resource system, should probably be included in future Total War games. With plenty...
