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Once again it's the Nemesis system to the rescue as it will provide the most memorable moments of your experience in Mordor. It will create standout moments, rivalries, comedy, and at times frustration, but without it Shadow of War would have been an underwhelming game. There are bright spots in...
In some ways, it's a little hard to shake the feeling that this season was invented more to bridge the gap between the release of the original and its sequel and to let players go back to Arcadia Bay, which a sequel most likely won't allow for, but if you...
Tacoma
A thought-provoking game then, that's perhaps not up there with the likes of Fullbright's own Gone Home or Giant Sparrow's What Remains of Edith Finch, but it's certainly worth a playthrough if the genre and subject matter appeals to you. It is said the devil is in the detail, but...
Pyre
Overall, Pyre is another strong game from the creative minds at SuperGiant Games. It's a unique experience and while it may at times feel a bit overburdened with text and the nature of the rites may not appeal to all RPG players, Pyre manages to stand out as a game...
In the first season Clem was vulnerable and someone we started caring for simply because we needed to protect her from what was going on. She became the main character of the second season, but here she takes a step back and, while she's involved in much of what goes...
The Long Journey Home is an ambitious game that covers a lot of ground, and so perhaps it's not surprising that it isn't perfect in all areas at launch. Hopefully, Daedalic will continue to tweak various aspects of the game, such as the interaction with aliens and the lander controls...
For some reason, we've always subconsciously added a question mark to the end of this game's title. Turns out the question mark was most definitely purposefully left out. There's no mystery here, this is simply a game about what remains. It's a beautiful, well-crafted, moving, and highly memorable experience that...
Little Nightmares is a nice acquaintance, a game that perhaps shows the true calling of Tarsier Studios, who are best known for their work on the Little Big Planet franchise (they've helped on several main entries, and developed the Vita version). The ending feels a bit abrupt, and while we...
It's a surprisingly weak start to the series, but we're still somewhat intrigued to see where this is going and how our choices will influence the group dynamic. How far can we push Gamora? This series is not a lost cause yet, but Telltale needs to up their game in...
Ultimately Has-Been Heroes feels like a missed opportunity, mainly because it almost takes pride in punishing the player, particularly early on. There are some great ideas here and the mechanics are nice, but the overall structure and design, and difficulty spikes, prevent it from being a definite recommendation. If you're...
Is it a worthy spiritual successor to Planescape Torment then? We'd say so, even if it's not perfect. It's an RPG that almost borders on a visual novel given its heavy reliance on text and story over combat, grinding, and character development. But it is something different, something that removes...
We've spent dozens (that's plural) of hours on this game and there's still more to be done, more trophies to collect, and more to unlock. If you enjoy a good Dynasty Warriors soap opera full of retreating enemies, backstabbing allies, betrayals, and stern and honourable warriors, as well as a...
