Joshua Duckworth
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Minecraft Dungeons 2 is one of the safest sequels on the market today, sometimes to its own detriment.
Life is Strange: Reunion manages to step up to the plate and pick up the ball that its predecessor, Double Exposure, had dropped.
That's not to say Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is a bad game; it's a budget game and it wears that on its sleeve. If you were to look at Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn from the top down, it becomes clear that the top has a lot more depth...
The plot of South Park: Snow Day reveals that the main characters—Cartman, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny—have been fighting over the rules of their role-playing adventures since the New Kid (the player character) has become OP in the past two games. At the same time, the blizzard blanketing South Park is...
Tales of Arise's Beyond the Dawn DLC tells a new story set in a world on edge. It takes place one year after the base game, with the party reuniting to deal with some lingering aftermath effects from the merging of Rena and Dahna. However, that more grandiose element of...
As a whole, Assassin's Creed Mirage genuinely feels like a sequel to 2007's Assassin's Creed, which may be a bit of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it encapsulates what makes the original action-adventure games so great, but on the other, it sometimes feels like a game stuck in...
Redfall is ultimately a fun experience thanks to the world, the enemies, and the gunplay itself, but as a whole, it's an incredibly shallow one too. Because of this, some may question whether it's worth the price tag, but it's noteworthy that Redfall is launching on Xbox Game Pass. It...
Need for Speed Unbound also features an online mode, where the difficulty is upped as players race against real people. There are full race playlists where players can compete against others, and the server size is just right to ensure there are constant races going. Here of all places, the...
The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me packages an enigmatic killer, stories of true crime, the spectacle of horror movies, and a group of shy misfits and powerful personalities into a plot that feels deserving of its own big-budget film. It'll leave players questioning everything they know about the killer...
God of War Ragnarok is a once-in-a-generation game. It doesn't just live up to its high expectations, but it subverts them and expands beyond them all the same. There is nothing quite like it on PS4 or on the PS5 yet, and it would be hard for anything to live...
Gotham Knights is a lot of fun, and for someone looking to mindlessly beat criminals as a superhero, it's an easy recommendation. Yet, anyone interested in anything more than that is going to face a lot of disappointment with its story beats, gameplay elements, individual features, and many other elements.
Indeed, Ghostwire: Tokyo is at its best when it allows the player to go full-blown Spirit Detective, which occurs mostly in the side quests. Players will sometimes have to find doorways hidden by Yokai, solve a quick little mystery, chase spirit weasels around, bring certain spirits together, drive them apart,...
