Marcello Perricone
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Total War: Troy makes some curious changes to the Total War formula, but the less streamlined resource system, extra micromanagement, and weird mix of reality and mythology work against its favour to create a less than entrancing experience.
A worthy 3D follow-up of one of the best 2D adventure games around.
A surprisingly polished game that’s as immersive and exciting as it is relaxing, Hardspace: Shipbreaker makes disassembling ships in Zero-G a blast.
A slight update to models and textures doesn’t solve Mafia 2’s myriad problems from a decade ago, nor justify a purchase if you don’t own it yet.
A lore-breaking spinoff that removes most of what makes the new XCOM special and replaces it with short bouts of repetitive tactical combat and bad writing.
Cloudpunk
An amazing looking game with an interesting premise, let down by shallow gameplay and stuttered flow of story and dialogue
If you want a sci-fi, difficult timing-based combat game with that unforgiving hardcore Dark Souls touch, you can’t go wrong with The Surge 2.
An interesting experience that will divide players.
An interesting game that scratches the detective itch, without ever reaching great heights.
A capable yet uncreative and unimpressive game that feels straight out of the early 2000s.
Three Kingdoms is a good game, and it feels like relearning an old game – it sticks to the Total War formula, but changes so many things around that everything feels different.
A very barebones remaster that is great for newcomers, but unnecessary for owners of the previous game.
