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We love the presentation and the satire in Shakedown: Hawaii. The humour is incredible, the pixel graphics are superb, and the music is truly fantastic. We also really enjoyed the setting, the in-game mechanics and the characters within. Sure, the economy-system could have been expanded upon, but there's something very...
Overall, Descenders is a fine downhill biking game. The movement mechanics and overall feel of the controls certainly carry the concept, and the fantastic soundtrack only elevates it. The procedural nature of the track design could have been better implemented, and the technical side of the game worked on a...
Sonic and friends may have a bit of a fight on their hands with the upcoming Crash Team Racing remaster gearing up for release, but we feel Team Sonic Racing is a worthy contender for a spot on the podium. Racing in teams forced us to approach things more tactically...
All in all, Total War: Three Kingdoms is a welcomed change of pace to the Warhammer series. All the good bits are still there to enjoy and once you get over the overly ambitious interface, plunging headlong into Chinese politics and intrigue will easily entertain would-be emperors for days on...
When all's said and done Valhalla left us really satisfied after we put it down, and it offers something unique in the visual novel space. It's not really about bartending in the strictest sense of the word, as the serving of drinks is more of a side order to the...
There are some extra features, such as the new photo mode and a number of additional playable characters (pulled from the Zombie Amy Trilogy), and it does get better the further you dig into things thanks to some interesting challenges that can be found both in and out of the...
Not unexpectedly, the Switch version is inferior to Saints Row on other formats, much like most other third-party games. The game doesn't look great (sure it's an older title from the previous console generation), there were a few performance issues, and we did experience some pop-in textures from time to...
Despite one or two areas where A Plague Tale: Innocence doesn't quite measure up or corners have been cut, overall we came away impressed by what Asobo Studio has managed to achieve with a relatively small budget. The overall atmosphere of this moody medieval adventure is executed to perfection, and...
On the whole, this is a solid attempt at a snooker game. More ways to play would have been nice, and the AI can be too difficult at times, but with both online and local play included, as well as some realistic ball physics, it quickly becomes a lot of...
Katana Zero is a short experience with very little replay value since the entire game revolves around trial and error to begin with but it's also, without a doubt, one of the best low-profile games we've played in recent years and you shouldn't miss it.
When the game was originally released it was plagued by various technical issues. On the Switch, you'll get a more solid framerate but there are still some occasional spikes. The game looks better on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One but the charm of the Switch, and the main reason you'd...
In a sense it's a real shame that the BioShock comparisons were inevitable with Close to the Sun, because it really does it no favours, and despite attempts to play down the associations it can't be helped given the similarities. We just wish some of the key points in the...
