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All in all, there were a few good ideas as well as a few minor problems that normally we could forgive, and it had a great premise and some interesting dialogues choices. However, we didn't feel engaged enough with the story and characters to worry too much about what might...
With between four and five hours of play, Trüberbrook is a fairly short adventure game and can be played in one sitting. The story doesn't seem truncated despite its relatively short length and it entertains thanks to some intelligent twists along the way. Even though the game focuses more on...
The Lego Movie 2 isn't necessarily a mediocre game, not at all, it's just that, as a result of its structure and desire to please everyone, it felt a bit flat at times. In direct comparison to Lego City: Undercover, for instance, it just doesn't measure up. It comes with...
Fimbul
Towards the end of the game, Fimbul begins to trip up over itself. An over-reliance on the same combat sequences with more enemies and frequent repetitive boss fights take away from the uniqueness the first half of the game sets up. The balance between combat, stealth and exploration is thrown...
If you have a place in your heart for ToeJam and Earl (and the rest of the funky bunch) this is a game you need to check out, but it's questionable whether new players will develop warm feelings if this is their first contact with the series.
The Occupation isn't going to go down as one of the best immersive sims ever made, there are too many imperfections for that kind of talk, but it still feels like an important game. If you're a fan of the genre, ignore the score because there are enough quality ideas...
Overall, while it's not perfect, Devil May Cry 5 is one game that action aficionados shouldn't miss, whether you're a fan of the series or not. The three interesting and distinct characters and the sheer amount of replayability complement what Devil May Cry 5 does best, that being stellar combat...
The Raven Remastered is pretty much your standard detective plot with an old-fashioned feel reminiscent of a lot of detective fiction from yesteryear, but that doesn't stop it from being a fun romp through various countries where you meet some unique characters. It wears its inspirations on its sleeve, and...
Overall the more questionable content in the game is certainly troubling, but that doesn't stop the plot as a whole being very good. As a game, it already had a great narrative about time travel with some strong characters included, but with these new visuals and updated package it's the...
In our brief time with Away, since the game is with us less than five hours overall, there's a lot of variety and a lot to take in, especially when it comes to the visuals. It's not perfect and the combat's a little clunky, but it's an easily digestible roguelite...
But after playing Dead or Alive 6 a whole lot to do this review, we mostly feel like playing some Soul Calibur VI, Tekken 7, or going back to Jump Force. Time has moved on and the fighting genre has evolved, but Dead or Alive hasn't. Dead or Alive 6...
Minor gripes aside, we still found Ape Out to be utterly mesmerising and we couldn't put the Switch down at times, such was its pull and our need to have "just one more try". The gameplay is engaging thanks to satisfying physics and precise controls, and the dynamic soundtrack and...
