Robert Fenner
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Firewatch
Henry and Delilah’s journey to get to the bottom of the mystery surrounding them is a compelling ride filled with intrigue and paranoia, so it’s unfortunate that Firewatch doesn’t quite stick the ending. Various plot threads tie up a little too quickly, ending with a whimper instead of a bang....
It’s easy to write Hatoful Boyfriend off as just another weird game from Japan, but doing so would be a grave mistake. Underneath its goofy exterior, Hatoful Boyfriend shows its depths in being a fierce deconstruction as well as a tender celebration of dating sims, making it one of the...
Uncanny Valley
Horror is a very hard genre to get right, and Uncanny Valley manages to be a sterling effort that stands out from its indie horror contemporaries. Low-detail pixel art gives it a unique flair, with well-animated character sprites and superb sound design that excels at building a mood of discomfort...
Alliance of Vengeance proves there’s still life in Disgaea’s formula yet — it knows where the series’ strengths lay and builds on them while its anti-frustration features gracefully bring the series up to speed. The addictive side content makes this entry a treat for longtime fans; a player smitten with...
Undertale
A solid debut from a developer with innovative ideas and a whole lotta heart, Undertale is a rare game that not only manages to be daring and subversive but also fun for all ages. The game’s wide variety of battle options, emphasis on meaningful choice and short duration make repeat...
Even with its shiny new translation, it’s hard to recommend Re: Hollow Fragment. Technical foibles and inappropriate fanservice aside, what may have worked in short bursts on the Vita feels out of place and monotonous when sitting in front of the TV. Though the game excels in battle, it constantly...
