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Latest Reviews
Although it follows the standard JRPG formula a little too closely, Shining Resonance Refrain makes for an enjoyable and lengthy experience filled with plenty of charm and satisfying combat.
Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion is easily my favourite game of the series for now. Yes, it's too short and has technical issues but from beginning to end I was highly entertained.
Earthfall attempts to modernize the Left 4 Dead series, but fails due to the lousy gunplay, mediocre level design, and poor audio.
Not an incredible game - but LEGO The Incredibles definitely delivers fanservice for everyone that enjoys Pixar's characters.
The Crew 2
The Crew 2 is a jack of all trade, master of none racer that is best enjoyed with friends.
Excellent remaster on the visual front, crippled with some poor controls that made the gameplay suffer.
Jurassic World Evolution provides plenty of options for fans of dinosaurs but offers little for fans of park management or real customization beyond splicing dino DNA.
Although a bit slow in pace, Battle Chasers: Nightwar is worth a purchase by Battle Chaser and JRPG fans alike.
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection may feel like it is lacking in some elements but this does little to harm the great collection of games in this package, a few of which now have new modes for fans to enjoy.
State of Decay 2 makes some improvements over the original game but falls short due to its skeletal story structure and being riddled with a terrible amount of bugs that we can only hope will eventually be fixed.
Detroit: Become Human may be laughably hamfisted at times but despite this it still tells an engrossing storyline that asks many questions of the player and offers numerous branching paths to offer players a chance to see just how different things can play out.
