Chris Jecks
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Yet, in spite of all of these things, I can't stop thinking about Martha Is Dead, even if I'm not entirely sure I was enjoying it for most of its mid-section. It shines when it really leans into its psychological thriller/ horror elements, but they feel so sporadic and fleeting...
Horizon Forbidden West is a spectacular sequel to one of the PS4's best exclusives. Its narrative is one of its strengths, with unforgettable characters and twists and turns that maintain a solid pace throughout, and it's combat has been expanded on, adding in new weapon and ammo types to make...
Halo Infinite is a strong package, offering exceptional story missions in a campaign with a underutilized open-world, and compelling, chaotic multiplayer. Its campaign offers yet another unmissable adventure with the Master Chief, giving us a glimpse at a more emotional man inside the armor. The world of Zeta Halo is...
Forza Horizon 5 is a superb racing game. Despite these slight niggles it still manages to put a beaming smile on my face every time I go hurtling off a danger sign, masterfully overtake the leader of a race to snatch the victory, or perfect a drift. It's easily one...
Ultimately, Moonglow Bay feels like a great premise, just one that needed a little longer in the oven to truly realize its full potential. It's got a lot of heart and charm, and I'm still enjoying renovating parts of my town and collecting the last few fish that have eluded...
Despite the bugs, the déjà vu I get from sneaking around an FND Base, and the filler, I still found myself having a blast in Far Cry 6, both literally and metaphorically (I'm sorry). After 40 hours in, I'm still eager to hop back in, venturing further off the beaten...
Sable will find an audience that truly adores its free-form exploration, stylistic visuals, engaging writing and chill soundtrack, but for me, these redeeming qualities were lost in a sandy sea of emptiness and repetition in its core mechanics. Its messages certainly resonated with me but its gameplay lacked the variety...
Life Is Strange: True Colors is right up there as one of the best games in the series, if not the outright best. Its characters are interestingly complex and believable, the writing is strong -- albeit a bit clichéd in true Life Is Strange fashion -- and its more sinister...
Road 96 is a special title well worth checking out for anyone with an itch for adventure. Its replayability may be limited, but for its budget price tag, this is one narrative-driven, decision-based adventure that almost completely delivers on its ambitious vision for the genre.
The Ascent is a tough game to recommend for solo players in its current state. Its buggy, tedious at its best and utterly frustrating at its worst. While I'm sure playing with friends will resolve some of my chief complaints, more fundamental issues like a rather boring overworld can't be...
Where the Heart Leads is a fascinating and heartwarming narrative-driven story. That cannot be disputed, but what can is its pacing and rather lengthy run-time for a game that's designed to be replayed and experienced multiple times. What you're left with is a game hindered by its own lofty CYOA...
Even with its grueling final boss fight, I absolutely adored every second of Death's Door. The world developer Acid Nerve has created still feels rife with secrets I'm still yet to uncover after 10 hours with the game. Outside of a minor technical blip and a significant difficulty spike towards...
