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With its brutal difficulty, annoying inventory system, constant glitches, bad animations, and dreadful voice acting glossing over any of its positive aspects, Daymare: 1998 is probably one to avoid. If you're looking for a zombie-filled experience that evokes the spirit of the '90s classics, replay one of the new Resident...
Streets of Rage 4 doesn't stray too far from its predecessor, but it is precisely that loyalty to its roots that make it worthy of being loved once again. It comes with the right mixture of old ingredients but it's covered in a more modern layer of icing and, of...
Apart from that, we had an absolutely grand time with Moving Out, both in solo mode and in co-op with friends. The game is fun, it's challenging but fair, and it's well designed in terms of both visuals and audio - it has the whole package. We'll be moving up...
The additions made in the Swamps of Corsus expansion and their affordable £7.19 price tag makes for a solid, rewarding experience for any fan of Remnant From the Ashes. The more developed world of Corsus, mashed together with the challenging yet enjoyable Survival roguelike experience is a great way to...
Predator: Hunting Grounds is a fun experience and for a licensed game based on a movie, it's one of the better examples that we've played. Bounding around in the canopy as a menacing alien with heat-vision and high-tech weaponry is a power trip in itself, and there's fun to be...
All in all, SnowRunner is a great addition to the driving-sim genre. Snow was well and truly what the doctor ordered and this is a hugely entertaining outing that lets you get to grips with some truly adverse terrain. While at times it can feel a little lonely and bleak...
So, hats off to Splash Damage, which has shown real ambition when bringing Gears Tactics to life, rather than just leaning into the brand's popularity. It has resulted in a game where every move is exciting and where there are always multiple options. In fact, it's a game that we...
If you can get on with the control system and the sometimes over-long battles, you will find an interesting and inviting experience that provides hours of fun. We enjoyed our time with Operencia: The Stolen Sun, and despite failing to connect with the inflexible control system, we saw that underneath...
With 20-30 hours of fun in the campaign, Xcom: Chimera Squad is a steal at its price point, and it can easily be played through an extra time thanks to mod support and the opportunity to play with challenges such as the Ironman Mode. It's an improvement on the XCOM...
Trials of Mana is a game that will most likely appeal to veteran fans of the genre classics, as well as those who still reminisce about the games of yesteryear. This faithful revival has its strengths; it evokes nostalgia and fulfils its role as a remake to the fullest. However,...
Wastelanders is a monumental update to Fallout 76, marking its single greatest step in quality since it launched almost eighteen months ago. The addition of human NPCs helped improve storytelling and we appreciate that an effort has been made to enhance some of the base game content. The vanilla quests...
If you're looking to spend 10 to 15 hours in a game that tells you nothing but gives you a bit of absolutely everything, look towards Granzella's Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories. It's charming, fun at times and funny (even though the latter relies heavily on the odd pacing and...
