Joe Richards
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Check out our review of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Volume 2 and see if this collection does justice to the originals!
Check out our review of Denshattack! and see if this bizarre train game manages to soar, or if it simply falls off the tracks.
Check out our review of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales and see if this new game from Square-Enix stands up to the legacy of what came before, or if this is destined to be a blip in time!
Check out our review of Mina The Hollower, and see if this new frontier from the team at Yacht Club Games manages to stick the landing!
Bubsy 4D
Check out our review of Bubsy 4D and see if Bubsy manages to finally redeem himself on a modern platform. What could possibly have gone wrong?
ConsTance
Check out our review of Constance, and see if this new independent metroidvania joins the hallowed halls of genre greats!
Constance
Check out our review of Constance, and see if this new independent metroidvania joins the hallowed halls of genre greats!
Pragmata
Check out our review of the long-awaited Pragmata, and see if Capcom has managed to strike gold yet again!
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection more than proves its worth in quality and depth. It masterfully translates the core of Monster Hunter into a single-player RPG that encourages deep engagement with systems and the world itself. This is far more than just another monster-catching RPG; it's an intelligent, layered...
Romeo Is a Dead Man is yet another belter from a director who marches to the beat of his own drum. It's unapologetically weird, well-conceived and just downright fun to play, and that's all I could really ask for. Every small detail forms a tapestry that can't really be described,...
MIO: Memories In Orbit is a deceptive experience that lulled me into thinking that it might be retreading some of the roads that had already been masterfully done by its genre-siblings, but only a few hours had me appreciating every crevice and finely realised detail throughout its lush world. It...
Octopath Traveler 0 is a great game in its broadest strokes, but manages to miss the high benchmark that the rest of the series has set for me. The bones of a mobile game are still very much here, candied with the presentation of a console experience. Despite this, I...
