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Tokyo Mirage sure had some exciting ideas and overall it feels distinct from the other works by Atlus, even if there's a fair number of nods to other titles by the developer. For fans of these different series, this is quite the fireworks display, although we still had some difficulty...
Despite some of the more glaring problems, we still had a great time blasting through Super Crush KO thanks to its upbeat style and fun brawling action. Whilst it won't satisfy people who want a longer experience with less repetition and a more involved plot, what is here should entertain...
All in all, if you're a fan of the series, you should definitely pick it up, especially if you've not played any of the games yet. It's stunning to behold and, at times, even enchanting. If you're looking for a long-term commitment, it's certainly a trilogy that offers a lot...
AO Tennis 2 is one of the finest tennis sims that we have seen this generation and it delivers a sizable improvement over its predecessor. It offers an in-depth career mode complete with RPG elements, the controls feel tight and responsive (for the most part), and the Academy mode is...
This doesn't stop you from being able to play, but it is a pity that its potential is not fully unlocked for Lite users. Apart from these problems, however, Brain Training is a stimulating and captivating educational game that pushes you to play more thoughtfully. We might have expected a...
It's always nice to see developers trying something new and different and Digital Lode's ambition to make a Metal Gear Solid-inspired stealth game in VR is commendable. The climbing system is excellent and the opportunity to play things your way is greatly appreciated. That said, however, Espire 1: VR Operative...
To conclude, the fluid gunplay, cooperative gameplay, variety of enemies, weapons and upgrades, and the world generation all work together to keep the gameplay feeling fresh. However, the constantly shifting difficulty makes the game feel either too easy or too hard and eventually that inconsistency can start to wear thin....
Interrogation: You Will Be Deceived will not be everyone's cup of tea. With politics at the heart of it, we imagine that some people will instantly disagree with many of the beliefs portrayed herein, along with some of the odd dialogue choices, daft endings, and trial and error gameplay. Yet...
There's an odd juxtaposition at the heart of Mechwarrior 5. The battles, while fiddly, are super cool and explosive, but that side of the experience grinds to a halt with text-heavy menus to wade through between missions. That's something that definitely needs to be considered before setting a giant mechanised...
We have been eagerly awaiting something with the potential to dethrone Xcom 2, and Snapshot's attempt certainly comes close thanks to a strong theme and an engrossing strategy layer, however, there are a couple of things that hold it back, most notably the number of niggling bugs that are still...
It's rather perplexing that PS4 arcade fans got the original two years ago, but the Switch misses out. We'd guess that's because Nintendo wanted to keep fans of the series hungry for this newer take on the classic formula. Still, while we don't agree with all of the changes that...
Mosaic
The game is relatively short with its five total chapters, and we won't spoil too much of the actual story in our review, however, we will say that Mosaic has a way of making one relate to the hardships of the mundane and it's incredibly heavy going, so bear that...
