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For a first attempt at a kart racer, All-Star Fruit Racing shows that the team behind it is talented, and they know how to make a genuinely fun game. There’s a lot of joy involved in playing this one, and it’s an ideal party racing game, particularly on the PlayStation...
The first of the two Mega Man X Legacy Collections contains four amazing masterpieces of platforming goodness. While it does not contain as many games as the original collection, the games here are all well worth your time, if not to revisit games from a bygone era, then to experience...
It’s a good lesson for approaching Semblance, too; you’ll need an open mind and some flexible thinking in order to overcome its ingenious (if sometimes frustrating) puzzles. Between that design creativity and the sheer stylistic beauty of it, Semblance is a game that’ll stick in my mind for a long...
As a puzzler, Yuso is definitely a mixed bag. It has wonderfully cute aesthetics that are pleasing to the eye, Yuso is an attractive game for sure. The implementation of the puzzles leaves a bit to be desired, some puzzles feel very clever, some are very easy, and some are...
What players will find with Figment is a game that paces itself well to create a world that tackles the inner demons of its protagonist in a way that is simultaneously light hearted and without trivialising the seriousness of the themes. If for no other reason, you should look at...
If you enjoyed the original Sonic Mania, this Plus release should be an easy sell as it provides new characters and ways to play the game. If you missed out on it the first time, this is the perfect reason to pick the title back up and give it a...
I must say I really enjoyed building and running my own Jurassic World park. It’s not perfect, and certainly given the heritage of the developer in theme park games we possibly could have expected a bit more from it, but you just never know what DLC and the ongoing development...
Octopath Traveler is a beautiful game that somehow never gets tired. It has a labyrinthine plot that bravely attempts to give eight characters the same scope and development as eight sole protagonists would get in lesser games. It’s also a game that bravely makes the story all about those characters,...
And with this in mind, it’s easy to see how early reviewers cite the experience of playing Limbo as one of the game’s greatest strengths. Its striking monochrome art style and juxtaposition of atmospheric peacefulness with wince-inducing violence lends to a dreamlike quality that is utterly entrancing. The first few...
It’s in the level designs that aren’t bound by a common thread that isn’t the two protagonists. It’s also in the issues that the game has with using music as a police baton instead of a conductor’s baton when it comes to keeping levels interesting. Sure, the Switch version includes...
