Katrine Baumgardt
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There is no doubting the fact that this is a Call of Duty game with everything that comes with it; fast pacing, action-packed firefights, and fluid and well-crafted multiplayer. If you wanted something entirely new and different you're out of luck. Infinite Warfare is not the title that will revolutionise...
Grow Up follows in its predecessor's footsteps. The games both share a playful personality that makes them a pleasure to spend time with. The game isn't long, deep, serious or even action-packed, but it continues to offer a unique and whimsical experience filled with excitement and sometimes even an almost...
Our experience with Homefront: The Revolution a mixed one. It was fun at times, and it's certainly challenging. But the negative and frustrating elements, however small they were individually, were numerous, and together they paint a picture of a game that was rushed out the door. The lack of polish...
After having played Lego Marvel Avengers we were left with mixed feelings. On the one hand we really missed some of the spirit that we've seen from recent offerings by TT Games (that being the wacky humour and the different perspectives on established universes when viewed through a Lego lens)....
It's not a complete disaster. It has something to offer in the way of a decent main campaign, and there's plenty of opportunities to play co-operatively in different contexts. It just never reaches the heights of the games that came before and inspired it. Hopefully the technical issues will be...
I simply can't recommend Skyhill. It's priced too high on Steam and I would be furious if had stumbled on it for the amount it currently costs. For couple of quid on an iPad, or as a free browser game it would be worth a try but on PC you...
In spite of some flaws we still think that Skylanders Superchargers delivers on its promise. An epic adventure filled with high velocity and plenty of varied action. We can still complain about the pricey figurines, but the long lifespan of the game kind of makes up for it. It offers...
If you look at Everybody's Gone to the Rapture as a game in a classic sense it has some flaws. But it isn't, and therefore flaws never become critical as the story manages to capture your attention. But it definitely isn't a game for everybody. If you need minute-to-minute action...