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All in all, Regalia: Of Men and Monarchs stands well on its own two feet. From a technical standpoint, the tactical combat sections could do with a little more originality, and perhaps a better balance between gameplay modes. Overall, though, the game succeeds at what it aims to achieve, and gamers...
There's a lot more in the tank with this sequel, but it really doesn't do all that much new – and that's okay. Splatoon 2 is instead a venture that perfects the formula first explored in the original Wii U title, making for an easy recommendation for newbies and seasoned squid aficionados...
Crash Bandicoot's original trilogy appears to have stood the test of time better than most, and it's great to see that Vicarious Visions didn't fix what already wasn't broken. As a result, longtime fans and newer gamers alike can take on a revisited set of classics on their PlayStation 4 with the same...
Perception's mediocre narrative, annoying art style, and frustrating gameplay mechanics add up to a horror game that most fans should skip. In the meantime, The Deep End Games is a studio comprised of talented people that have worked on some of the most remarkable horror games in the industry, so perhaps...
Arms
In order to conduct this symphony of fisticuffs, Nintendo opted to go off the beaten path and establish a brand new way of play. In that sense, ARMS is a success that will rope players in for hours through its multiplayer and online modes, but will only garner interest from...
As it stands, Injustice 2 is a triumph for NetherRealm. The game expertly builds upon the foundation laid by the original with an endearing narrative, memorable fighters, gorgeous animations, and a slew of different modes and features that’ll keep fans engaged for countless hours. Despite a few weaker moments in...
The grind through The Surge is a long one that is not always rewarding, but the game has enough original ideas to make it worth checking out for fans of Souls-like games. The Surge delivers an intriguing sci-fi world with dark themes and should satisfy any genre fans looking for something to play...
While it remains difficult to whole-heartedly recommend a game that demands upwards of 30 or 40 hours of their time and can instantly render that progress meaningless, whether through weird dialogue tree outcomes or reloads, the decision not to do so comes with a caveat. Logic Artists has made every...
Almost everything about What Remains of Edith Finch is head and shoulders above its competition, though some may be disappointed by its ending and some of the graphical issues. The game's short length (it can be fully completed in just a few hours) and lack of replayability may also be a...
Long load screens and a very cookie cutter narrative hold SGW3 back from greatness, but there's no denying that this installment in the shooter franchise has brought the series forward quite a few steps. The game provides plenty of carrots for players to chase with weapon, health, and skill unlocks,...
Yooka-Laylee is built on a foundation of tried-and-tested gameplay, and it's packed with content, considering it's priced at $40 rather than $60. Anyone that's eager to revisit the 3D platformer genre will be well served by this game. However, those that don't enjoy a sense of nostalgia for jump-and-runs of...
The Crow's Eye
Indeed, overall The Crow's Eye is at its best when remaining somewhat static, allowing the user to play out the conflict between the rational solution to puzzles and the irrational fears that the game so cleverly hints at with a breadcrumb trail. It's full of great ideas, and more than does...
