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Robocop Rogue City: Unfinished Business is a wonderful follow-up and standalone experience that continues an expertly crafted continuation of Robocop 2. It makes a lot of smart choices to keep the action going, in a setting that works well for the character and the story.
Mario Kart World may not be the revolutionary upgrade fans have wanted, especially after the feature and content-rich Mario Kart 8, but it presents a scale the series hasn't seen yet. Should Mario Kart World add in new racers and even expand its courses, then I think the game will...
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers could have been this studio's Lies of P moment, but much of its design creates unnecessary friction toward the player that can feel off-putting and can leave you scratching your head on where to go next.
Farming, Fighting, and Romance, Rune Factory is back with Guardians of Azuma. As one of two protagonists, you’ll ensure the village is taken care of and that nearby threats are put in check, all while tending to your crops with a new entry in the series that is perfectly streamlined...
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is a sequel and spin-off to the orginal EA Original adventure. Aleksandra, once the antagonist and now its protagonist, you’ll explore the Black Die in hopes to defeat Mare and return home, but only if were that simple.
System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster takes the beloved game and enhances its visuals and improves it co-op. As a solider who wakes up upon a ship overrun by mutants and under rule of a rogue AI, you’ll take the fight to SHODAN once again.
theHunter: Call of the Wild - Askiy Ridge takes the series to the gorgeous views of Alberta. With 19 animals to hunt with a brand new rifle to the series, you’ll zip around on your ATV and attempt to stop a resort from being built in this glorious wilderness.
Ruffy and the Riverside has a wonderful mechanic with SWAP, where you swap textures to change the foundation of your target. From turning stone into wood, water into lava, Ruffy will use those skills to stop Groll, an ancient evil, from destroying Riverside.
Rooftops and Alleys: The Parkour Game, despite the ‘on the nose’ naming convention, despite there not really being too many alleys, brings parkour to the type of structure you’d find in a free skate mode in something like Tony Hawk Pro Skater, but with the ragdoll physics of something like...
Wizard of Legend 2 comes to us from Dead Mage, instead of its original developer. While this does allow for a whole new look, and feel to its combat, the identity of the previous game has changed to something more akin to the likes of Hades; for better and worse.
Scar-Lead Salvation has an interesting premise and some solid ideas that are rarely present. With bland environments, repetitive enemies and combat, and a poorly executed fan-service destroyable armor gimmick, Scar-lead Salvation is simply a poor experience.
What would you do if you could date your dining room table? your shower? or your bed, considering you sleep with them every night? Well, Date Everything has that answer and a whole lot more. Date Everything is a dating simulator worth swiping right for.
