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In single, isolated moments, Sniper Elite 4 is a great game. However, mediocre AI, a throw away story, and a lack of polish in some key places, prevent it, as an entire package, from being a great game.

Tyler Fischer·February 13, 2017
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When it comes to gameplay, Brut@l may not be very innovative to the rougelike genre at its core; it's actually pretty standard as those kind of games go. This game has its artstyle and inspiration to thank for adding tons of charm to what would have been a pretty by-the-numbers...

Tomas Franzese·February 9, 2017
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I do hope Arc System Works continues to develop this IP though, because if the same creative minds that worked on this game came together to try to advance the series as a whole like Double Dragon Neon did, I believe they could make something really special. Sadly, I would...

Tomas Franzese·February 9, 2017
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Linelight just released, and it is already and underappreciated gem. Smart, sleek, compact and peaceful, Linelight is the best $10 you can spend this week on PC or PlayStation 4. While you can easily make it through Linelight in a sitting or two, it is perfect light fare to combo...

Lou Contaldi·January 31, 2017
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If this game sounds like a challenge, I can assure you that it is. If you're looking for a difficult game and nothing else, Hunter's Legacy delivers in the end. Parts of it are fun, but so much of the game feels like a missed opportunity, especially in terms of...

Jordan Loeffler·January 31, 2017
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Instead of the b-movie cheesiness we've come to know and love from previous games (sorry fans -- no boulder-punching this time around), Resident Evil VII reaches levels of dread and fear we haven't seen since the days of the original, and that (mostly) works to the game's advantage when it...

Ryan Meitzler·January 27, 2017
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Old school adventure games usually have challenges that either tie into the story or make the solution even more sweet as you get to continue the narrative. Memoranda rarely achieves either of these goals. Don't tell me that a bucket of water can't clean a dirty seashell. Don't give me a cloth...

Leif Conti-Groome·January 26, 2017
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While the gaming community shared a collective groan when Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8: Final Chapter Prologue was announced, the remake is one of the best HD packages the Kingdom Hearts series has ever produced. Holding two entirely-knew Kingdom Hearts experiences and a criminally underplayed title in the franchise, Final Chapter...

Lou Contaldi·January 24, 2017
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I enjoyed a lot of what 2064: Read Only Memories had to offer. Gameplay is focused on dialogue and puzzles, and while the latter can be a toss-up between frustrating and satisfying, the former outshines it in both quantity and quality. If not for the relationship between yourself and Turing,...

Steven Santana·January 23, 2017
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If there is a game that fully embodies and actually easily overcomes the definition of "complete package," that's Yakuza 0. It's a rich, colorful and engrossing experience that I can wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who loves the genre, Japanese culture, or simply a very, very good story with some of...

Giuseppe Nelva·January 19, 2017
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At the end of the day, Spheroids feels like the video game equivalent fast food. And while there are plenty of great games with shallow experiences, Spheroids is pure junk. Like the Arby's of video games, the game is a mix of ingredients that deserve to taste way better than...

Lou Contaldi·January 18, 2017
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Siegecraft Commander can be really satisfying to play at times, especially when you have a large network of buildings and are storming and bombarding your enemies keep. Sadly the game does become boring towards the end of both campaigns, and its controls and lackluster turn-based mode aren't fun to play. If you are...

Tomas Franzese·January 16, 2017
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