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All in all, What Happened is pretty good, although there were things that could have been better. The environments look good, and the story and subject matter are moving. The voice work isn't great and neither are the character's facial expressions, but if you're looking for a first-person adventure that...
All things considered, TWS: Troy is a highly enjoyable Total War game. With its huge map, it feels more like a proper Total War game than just a Saga. Some of the new additions, especially the new resource system, should probably be included in future Total War games. With plenty...
Being a studio that in recent years has given us great games like Project Cars and Project Cars 2, it feels really tragic that Slightly Mad has sunk so incomprehensibly low. There is no doubt in my mind that Fast & Furious Crossroads is the worst game of the year...
Skully
It has its flaws that's for sure; the physics-based platforming feels too slippery and unpredictable, and the collectables failed to yield a satisfying reward. That said, I liked how puzzles required me to use Skully's multiple forms cooperatively and how each chapter offered something new with regards to platforming and...
So, all in all, Fairy Tail is a solid JRPG that offers some great storytelling, and I particularly enjoyed the strong emphasis on friendship and loyalty. I liked the rags to riches story and the process of returning the guild to its former glory, which in that sense reminded me...
In conclusion, Destroy All Humans! is one the better remakes out there. It takes what made the 2005 original brilliant and updates it with modernised visuals and gameplay, to deliver a faithful reimagining of a crazy, sci-fi adventure. Between the satisfying weaponry and abilities, to the parody of 1960s America,...
Beyond Blue is a calming and intriguing game, and if you're interested in life underwater and don't mind the prospect of methodically scanning everything you encounter on your journey, it's worth investigating. There's a lot to discover down there, and the gentle nature of the content makes it suitable for...
When that happens, most of the humans you encounter don't offer much resistance and are quickly consumed, but once the flamethrowers and the energy shields come into play, things get decidedly more tricky. Carrion isn't a particularly expansive game, but it does offer challenging moments. When it works and all...
All in all, I had a lot of fun with Rock of Ages 3. There are plenty of things to see and do here, with a great campaign, multiplayer, and content creation tools ensuring additional longevity. While it can get a bit repetitive at times, I loved the graphics and...
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus is a solid entry in the 40K video game universe. It has its issues, but my biggest takeaway is that the combat is tactical and fun. On top of that, the game runs fine on PS4, although some sections such as the customisation and navigating the map...
Halo 3
Like all three games released on PC before it, Halo 3 lands in great shape considering its age, and like its predecessors, you can unlock the framerate, adjust your FOV, there's ultrawide monitor support, and more. The collection itself is an unmissable journey through one of gaming's biggest and best...
The Origami King's amazing sense of humour and its great level design and boss battles are interwoven with some fairly mundane sequences and an unexciting combat system that never really gets going. If you were ok with all that in previous entries, add a number to score below. If you're...
