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In conclusion, Circus Electrique is visually very arresting and is quite possibly the most challenging game in terms of complexity that I have ever played.  Die-hard fans of tactical turn-based combat and management simulators will absolutely love this title while casual gamers or newcomers to these types of games may...

XboxEraXboxEra·September 6, 2022
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This game is such a tribute to a beloved genre that it even contains rules that will help you to survive (if you bother to learn them.)  It may not be the cheapest but it sure is an experience to enjoy.  Having Jason’s ‘kill, kill, kill’ motif echoing around your...

XboxEraXboxEra·June 15, 2022
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In conclusion, Swansong promised a lot but delivered what I felt to be a severely flawed gaming experience.  Quality cut-scenes alone cannot carry a title and that has been proved out here. With boring, glacially paced gameplay, janky controls and far too many technical issues wiping out any sense of pleasure...

XboxEraXboxEra·June 3, 2022
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There is added depth and complexity to this title that elevates the experience above the solid game that went before it.  Too many series continuations just recycle the same old tropes but in this instance, I can gladly state that this is not the case at all.  If you are...

XboxEraXboxEra·May 25, 2022
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All in all, the game is impressive and an apt tribute to its cinematic roots.  Blood spurts satisfyingly as you strike enemies down, burning arrows soar overhead ominously and supernatural sections are sufficiently eerie yet intriguing.  Personally, I found certain sections of combat to be punishingly tricky due to the...

XboxEraXboxEra·May 5, 2022
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Upon game completion I had enjoyed the experience and have no major complaints about it.  This is in my opinion one of the better entries in the Life Is Strange series.  The game performed well on my Series X, the artwork, music and voice acting is of the usual high...

XboxEraXboxEra·April 29, 2022
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Another thing that keeps gameplay fresh is the sheer number of mini-games hidden within it.  Table Hockey, Connect Four, Penalties, Cups and Balls, a police informers variation of Guess Who? and many other well-designed distractions can all be played within the story of Road 96.  Playing the trombone for Zoe...

XboxEraXboxEra·April 14, 2022
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Summing things up, If going on a surreal ‘road to nowhere’ journey is your thing, Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition may well be right up your street.  If you want to play games that respect your gaming time this is probably not for you.  This game has a lot going...

XboxEraXboxEra·April 11, 2022
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Game length is about right and although there is very little narrative, the story does come full circle and has a satisfying conclusion. If you are looking for a chilled-out, unusual puzzle-solving game I heartily recommend this one.  It has been available to play from day one on Game Pass...

XboxEraXboxEra·March 20, 2022
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At the end of the day, random glitches aside this is indeed a relaxing exploration game.  You identify interesting locations, make your way to them, explore the area and collect things.  This is a very inoffensive way to game for a while and I would recommend it.  Yes, ‘Submerged: Hidden...

XboxEraXboxEra·March 10, 2022
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If you are thinking of getting your board out you could do far worse than having a skate around this world.  While not exactly easy, if you are prepared for a bit of frustration and try, try, try again it is a worthwhile experience.  Some of the dialogue may be...

XboxEraXboxEra·February 12, 2022
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The Gunk is a fun to play story based adventure platformer with puzzle elements.   The voice acting is very good with performances that really expressed the emotion of the lead characters.  It has an unusual graphical style that works well with the soothing music and chilled out difficulty of the...

XboxEraXboxEra·December 16, 2021
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