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Overall, Unruly Heroes is a unique platforming experience which has tight mechanics and a combat system to set it apart from the rest. The issues which had us conflicted come in relation to the difficulty spikes, which sucked the enjoyment out of the game entirely and replaced it with fiery...
One thing we found puzzling was how more and more waves came rushing in throughout the campaign with very little variation. Sure, the map you're playing on is randomly generated but that's just not enough to keep one's interest. Each run felt like the previous one and one had to...
Little Friends struggles to add anything new to the Nintendogs formula, and even feels like a step backwards in many regards, despite being released nearly eight years after the last Nintendogs title. Our furry friends sure looked cute, but there was little for us to do together and we were...
We enjoyed some of our time with Void Bastards, but not all of it. On the cusp of finishing the game you may look at the array of derelicts, supply drops, space whales, and pirate ships and find it hard to want to keep playing. The game benefits from short...
It only took us a few hours to finish Draugen, but it turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. It has a lot to offer, and it's so tightly designed that it's always a joy to see more of Graavik. Red Thread Games has provided a mysterious, tragic, and...
Astrologaster plays out like a high-quality radio play that has been brought to life via an interactive pop-up book. The story of Simon Forman is as whacky as it is entertaining; there are highs, there are lows, and there are plenty of laughs to keep you entertained along the way....
Overall, Dauntless provides a good amount of free-to-play fun for fans of co-operative RPGs, even though the game struggles to shake its similarity to Monster Hunter. There is certainly merit in the game's simplification of the behemoth hunts, focusing on simply gathering some friends and taking down a boss together....
For the most part, this sequel represents a step up when compared to the original and it stands as a solid psychological horror in its own right. We found that the Royal Atlantic Line played host to may chilling moments and some surprisingly diverse locales and, overall, we were pleased...
Apart from this, American Fugitive is a simple game with simple mechanics but, with all its simplicity, it brings back something nostalgic and has it adapted it to the current generation. The graphics are great and the design is delightful, the simple gameplay is well-crafted and the narrative engages the...
What's more is that controlling SAM provided some of the most unique and innovative storytelling mechanics we've seen, without sharing too much about why that is (we don't want to spoil anything). It's something we haven't seen that much, and flips the often-seen concept of sci-fi AI on its head,...
We have to say we're happy to have tried Whispers of a Machine and while we wanted more of the game, it's still a unique experience with an elegant overall design, challenging but fair puzzles, great voice acting, and a lovely sense of nostalgia. We absolutely recommend point-and-click fans play...
FAR: Lone Sails is not a very long journey to complete. In fact, it only spans a few hours and we were left wanting more. We felt as though the potential of the game hadn't been fully realised as the end credits started rolling. In addition, we also wanted the...
