Lisa Dahlgren
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With that said, however, Deliver Us The Moon is a fun experience that grabs the player early on and never lets go, and for a game starting out on Kickstarter, it's certainly an impressive feat for Keoken Interactive. It's certainly worth boldly going with Deliver Us The Moon, and exploring...
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is a beautiful, whimsical tale of three loveable heroes embarking on an epic quest while taking the player along for the ride. The three heroes each have their own distinct personalities, and it's lovely to listen to the banter between the characters as you move...
That said, there are some redeeming factors to mention. The world design is nice, from Desmond's luxurious mansion to the infernal depths, and the enemy design is good albeit unvaried. The soundtrack is fitting and parts of the narrative are interesting enough to capture your attention (while others are not)....
You'll experience a lot of trial and error instances and you'll most likely die more times than you'd like, but the freedom you have regarding exploration and problem solving as a player makes the game more than just a dungeon crawler. Getting through the tougher parts of a dungeon and...
That said, Control had us immersed from start to finish and it was easy to let those issues go. The narrative is interesting, the side missions are incredible, the puzzles are trippy as hell in the best way possible, and there are plenty of nods to Remedy's older games for...
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is an interesting addition to the rebooted franchise, and if you have a friend to play with we definitely recommend that you check it out. However, if you're planning on going solo, be aware that it will get more grind-heavy towards the end and not having any company...
Apart from this, American Fugitive is a simple game with simple mechanics but, with all its simplicity, it brings back something nostalgic and has it adapted it to the current generation. The graphics are great and the design is delightful, the simple gameplay is well-crafted and the narrative engages the...
Not unexpectedly, the Switch version is inferior to Saints Row on other formats, much like most other third-party games. The game doesn't look great (sure it's an older title from the previous console generation), there were a few performance issues, and we did experience some pop-in textures from time to...
Katana Zero is a short experience with very little replay value since the entire game revolves around trial and error to begin with but it's also, without a doubt, one of the best low-profile games we've played in recent years and you shouldn't miss it.
With all that covered, let's talk bugs. We didn't really encounter a lot of major issues when playing, however, we found plenty of smaller ones. The main bug that seems to still be present is an audio bug that switches the characters' voices around and one that accidentally tip you...
And finally, while we found that the game ended pretty abruptly, almost as if the player was hearing the last page of a book read aloud by Artyom, it was still oh so satisfying.
Bloober Team's Observer is still a solid experience, as it was when it first released. There are some frame-rate issues, some minor bugs and a less-than incredible, abrupt ending to the story but the general narrative up until that point, the Blade Runner-inspired visuals (and Blade Runner actor Rutger Hauer...
