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Doom 64 shows modern gamers how things were done back in 1997. Enjoyment of the game could be held back by a brutal difficulty curve that may not sit right with some, but other than that, this is a perfect retro shooter for anyone who played the original, as well...
Maybe Spike Chunsoft could've copied a bit off of the Ultimate Ninja Storm series, because we feel that Cyber Connect 2 worked wonders by nailing the feel of the fighting from minute one. If we were to be bold we'd wish that Bandai Namco could introduce the two studios to each...
The two new characters, on the other hand, felt like a good fit because their strong fates offered some interesting ideas that resonated well with us. What's more, we believe that the end of Royal will be an emotional one for a lot of fans, even more so since some...
In fact, it helped make our mind up when pondering the score below. The busy UI and overly complicated player-progression had us on the line, but the technical hiccups sealed the deal. We can't give Doom Eternal the highest honours, although it is an excellent first-person shooter that offers 20+...
Is Animal Crossing: New Horizons the complete and definitive experience that fans of the franchise have been looking forward to? Absolutely. Beyond the excellent legacy that the series brings with it, the steps forward made by New Horizons are truly surprising, offering a very satisfying experience on every front. In...
Update: In the original version of this review we wrote that the game was a sequel to Hidden Folks, but the two games are not directly linked and the text now reflects that. Apologies for the confusion, folks.
We're mostly positive about the changes, though; along with the streamlined loot system, they make the game far more accessible for players of different skill levels. Our main concern right now is the lack of innovation, limited squad-sizes, and a general lack of polish, but we're hopeful that the beta...
Those concerns aside, Dead or School is a good game that offered quite a bit of fun. We liked the customisation and combat, and the story was interesting, it's just a shame that tonally it missed the mark. It's game suited to Castlevania fans, certainly, but only those who don't...
All in all, we had a nice time with this unusual little sim. It would have been nice to have more content, and we feel that some people will get bored without more options. It's also a shame that the PC version's DLC (even a free content drop that landed...
Nioh 2
Thus, our fears have unfortunately come true to some extent. Instead of tightening up what had come before, the developer has stacked even more gameplay systems on top of an already sizeable mountain of dirty dishes and feature creep has become a concern. We think that a more focused adventure...
In the end, Ori and the Will of the Wisps isn't much more than a solid continuation of the original. It gives the player new and more demanding challenges, expands the intriguing universe, and at times it's just as visually stunning as we thought it would be. Despite some technical...
Black Mesa is made with love and it's also the product of unconditional love for Half-Life. You can sense that as you go through the game. Fortunately, it feels like an Ultimate Edition of sorts - the ultimate way to experience a classic. However, we couldn't completely ignore the minor...
