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Our complaints might seem like minor gripes, after all, many of these issues can be found in many modern games. However, it's how these small things combine together and drag the experience down that really hurts the game, and there's a tangled mess of little annoyances that don't encourage further...
So, in conclusion, we can safely say there's not much like Stellaris on PS4 and Xbox One. This is not your typical console strategy experience, rather it's something you can really sink your teeth into. If you're a casual gamer who likes action, walk away. However, if you want depth,...
Anthem
For all its faults, Mass Effect: Andromeda was the opposite of Anthem, which leaves less to chance but is much less textured as a result. Bioware's DNA can still be felt throughout this strange adventure, with world design that often evokes the spirit of Mass Effect and a story that...
If you're a fan of Tetris then you really are spoiled for choice at the moment. Less than two years ago we got the excellent Puyo Puyo Tetris, and last year we got the sublime Tetris Effect. Now we've got Tetris 99 to add to the list, and in a...
There is no shame in borrowing from the best and borrowing is exactly what Wargroove does. But as Nintendo seems intent on keeping their popular strategy franchise in the freezer, then it's only a good thing that a developer which clearly enjoy the series has created something similar. It's not...
Which leaves us with the inevitable final question; is Apex Legends the best battle royale shooter so far? And to that, we'd say: not quite. The three-player setup means there can be a fair amount of downtime when you're just watching on in hope, and you could argue that the...
Correction: The original version of this review stated that the game was built using the AnvilNext engine, but that isn't actually the case and it was made using a modified version of the CryEngine called the Dunia Engine, much like previous entries in the series.
Those looking for a simple retread of 2007's Crackdown may come away from this one feeling satisfied but we found little here that grabbed our interest and helped to propel the series forward. The repetitive mission structure and dated visuals hurt the experience for us even if we did have...
Fighting games with free movement often tend to be very imprecise and are usually not our favourites. Of course, there are small traces of this here too, especially before you get accustomed to the pace and game system. Yet it works very well despite the huge range of over 40...
And finally, while we found that the game ended pretty abruptly, almost as if the player was hearing the last page of a book read aloud by Artyom, it was still oh so satisfying.
Alpha Genesis One is an ever entertaining mix of ideas and joins My Time at Portia as another solid entry into Team17's ever-growing catalogue of diverse titles. It feels cohesive despite its split focus and we loved aspects such as creating our clone army and building intricate ship designs with...
It will be exciting to see what Innerspace VR has to offer in the future, because if this is anything to go by we certainly have good things in store!
