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In summary, The Blackout Club is a unique take on the horror-stealth genre as it allows players to group up and experience fear as a team. However, with the way the mission structure is set with no defined storyline and instead procedurally generated quests, it can feel a little monotonous...
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is an interesting addition to the rebooted franchise, and if you have a friend to play with we definitely recommend that you check it out. However, if you're planning on going solo, be aware that it will get more grind-heavy towards the end and not having any company...
University living is a logical evolution for a series that over the years has succeeded in part thanks to its focus on character development. It wasn't always easy for us to make sense of the game's many systems, let alone build a relationship with the students, but that comes with...
Puzzle fans who have been looking for something else to keep them entertained should definitely look this way, as not only is it unique but it tests our thinking in a way we haven't tried before. It's not about shifting the pieces in the game but changing how the game...
It's safe to say that Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is a solid continuation of the series that combines the fun co-op action of past iterations with the relevant characters, locations, and stories from Marvel in 2019. It's extra fun with friends (although we'd say the screen gets...
We found ourselves coming away with mixed feelings at the end of Etherborn but we'd still argue that's worth a play should you feel compelled to check it out. Its presentation is top-notch with an excellent soundtrack to match, and the mechanic of being able to shift the world around...
When the dust has settled though it's lots of fun and we see ourselves strengthening our friendship with Pedro every now and then during the summer, as its core gunplay and platforming is just so tight and rewarding. It's perhaps not as sharp and elegant as the recently-launched Katana Zero,...
Ultimately, we found Yagami's path to redemption to be a gripping ride filled with plenty of unexpected twists and turns, and we felt the detective style gameplay really complemented what we have come to expect from the main Yakuza series. We loved that the trademark silliness remained intact here despite...
It's a little barebones in places, and not all modes are created equal, but there's still a lot to like about Mordhau's brand of bloody medieval warfare. The combat is fast and deadly, and the action is intense throughout. More could be done to flesh out the package with even...
Some of you will probably also think that three courses, a handful of modes, and a few customisation options aren't enough for a full game, but we think it's fair considering the reasonably low price. We're willing to live with some annoying caddies, all those loading screens and some tracking...
It may not receive the honour of being our favourite ESO expansion to date but Elsweyr still makes for a great time whether you're a beginner or a series veteran. We loved unleashing the power of the undead through the new necromancer class and enjoyed how dragons made for a...
Aside from all this number-based jibber-jabber, Chaosbane has a lot to offer. Once a boss has been defeated, players can go back and tackle it again in the boss-rush mode for better loot to equip their character with. Furthermore, players can start a new playthrough with one of the other...
