Thomas Medina
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There’s always a place for perfectly average games. Everyone always sets up new releases as either the greatest or absolute garbage, and those that are just okay end up tossed aside. Exclusives are particularly susceptible, either a system seller or not worth looking at. Luigi’s Mansion 3 is exactly that...
The best games come from developers that are working on something they are passionate about. There’s a feeling to them, something that sets them apart. Something beyond mechanics and graphics, something that gives it a sense of identity and purpose. The recent Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is a perfect example of...
Grid
After a five year wait and seeing the great things Codemasters has done with the Dirt and F1 franchises, I expected more from GRID. 2014’s GRID Autosport remains an impressive racer even today, and I was hoping that this reboot would carry the torch and expand the franchise, much like Dirt...
If the evolution of the species that would one day become Homo Sapiens had been left to me, it would have been extinct within a single generation. At least that’s what Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey, an action adventure game with survival elements from Assassin’s Creed creator Patrice Désilets, leads me...
Pillars of Eternity is an isometric real-time with pause classical role-playing game, developed as a spiritual successor to the legendary Baldur’s Gate. If that sentence didn’t send you screaming, and you’re a Switch owner who’s had little other than Skyrim to satiate your RPG thirst, you’re in luck. While Pillars...
My original reaction to Triumph Studio’s announcement that their next project was a multi-platform sci-fi 4X, was mostly apprehension. Age of Wonders III remains one of the few quality fantasy 4X games, whereas you can’t go two feet without tripping over a brand-new sci-fi 4X trying and failing to take Alpha...
It’s still hard to believe that after a decade of waiting we finally got another Marvel Ultimate Alliance, funded and published by Nintendo no less. The original Ultimate Alliance and X-Men Legends games were notable for their large playable rosters, frantic co-op action, and some lite Diablo-esque RPG elements sprinkled...
As Nintendo continues to ignore the Advance Wars franchise, it’s fallen to indies to keep its particular brand of turn-based strategy alive. TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE is a worthy spiritual successor and does everything Advance Wars did, but with more of it. While I feel it’s not quite as...
Racing is one of the most competitive gaming genres, both in and outside the driver’s seat. The line between individual games is so small, that it’s the small things that decide victory. When every game is more beautiful than real life, has physics systems as close to the real thing...
As a huge strategy fan, I was very excited at the idea of a meaty turn-based strategy game on the Switch. On paper it certainly seemed attractive, with both a hefty multiplayer (though hot-seat only) and the 60+ hour single-player campaign. In implementation however, Battle Worlds: Kronos may have the hardcore...
It’s shocking that it has taken this long for someone to make a Warhammer Fantasy action RPG in the same vein as Diablo. After all, not only are the two IP’s very similar, but Warhammer Fantasy just fits right in with the genre styling. Singular heroes standing alone against an unending...
Released in honor of Konami’s 50th anniversary, the Castlevania Anniversary Collection collects the first four mainline Castlevania games, the two Game Boy titles, and the Genesis exclusive Bloodlines. Each game comes with a variety of resolution options, a quick save system, and an included eBook that chronicles the making and legacy...
