Andrew Farrell
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Reviewed on: PC Code provided by the publisher. I consider the first Boltgun to be pretty good, even if it had several missteps that held it back from being a top-tier modern-day boomer shooter. Boltgun 2 is similarly solid if unremarkable, improving upon the level design...
A beloved franchise returning after nearly two decades is a big deal, sure, but it’s always healthy to be somewhat skeptical when a new developer tries its hand at such a thing. This time, though, any skepticism can be left at the door, as Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse is not only...
Dragon’s Dogma 2 was already a big game with a whole lot for players to do. As you may expect, the game’s Dark Arisen expansion substantially increases the game’s content and challenge, resulting in a worthwhile return to the game’s world. It still has the vast majority of the base...
While certain aspects of Control: Resonant definitely disappointed me, it was mostly because I had such high expectations from my adoration for Remedy’s previous games. Compared to the first game, I’m not as madly enamored with it, but it’s easily one of my favourite games of the year. Between its...
Well Dweller
Developer Kyle Thompson has made a name for himself in the Metroidvania subgenre, with multiple well-regarded games released over the last several years. After pivoting to a top-down take, he’s returned to the side-scroller well with, uh, Well Dweller. The game shares a lot of DNA with previous game
Steamworld Build delivers an entertaining blend of city building and dungeon crawling, but the two pillars don’t completely gel and myriad annoyances taint the experience.
Forza Motorsport is another fantastic racing experience from developer Turn 10, with a ton of content and plenty of great driving as long as players don’t mind grinding or waiting around at times.
It isn't complex enough to satiate veteran RTS players and doesn't offer mountains of content, but Minecraft Legends delivers the basic loop of attacking and defending territory and finds the odd inventive way to use its iconic IP.
With a story that's as empty and meandering as its gameplay, The Last Worker is an ugly, tedious slog that I'm glad to be done with.
It's pretty and it plays well, but this is a short, underwhelming Metroidvania with no exploration and uninteresting level design.
Tchia
Lovely and captivating even if it's a bit lacking in substance overall. But you can fly around a gorgeous open word as a bird and freely play a ukulele, so this one's a win in my book.
Creepy and compelling, the game is finally officially out of Japan and offering a good time for series fans. Even if the controls and movement speed still leave a lot to be desired.
