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Battlefield V is a really good game, and all the work DICE has done in renewing the core mechanics has resulted in an experience that feels tighter than a game in the series has done for many years, and we feel that you actually can get better without relying on...
What's there at launch is certainly enough to keep you engaged, and the huge sandbox levels have been future-proofed in the sense that we can easily envisage returning to them for repeat plays that may not feel entirely fresh, but still offer up plenty of entertainment. In fact, that's a...
Given the low price, we'd say there's great value here, and you can either play it through instead of a movie night with a couple of friends, or you might get invested enough to replay it several times to explore the various paths the narrative can take. In a way,...
If you are curious about which version of Taiko no Tatsujin to buy, our recommendation is simple: take a look at the track lists and see which one appeals to you most. Then you can consider the other console-specific functionalities and decide which ones are most important to you. Beyond...
Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum Session is fun but in order to ensure the greatest amount of fun you might want to consider importing the custom drum controller. The price might sting when tax and shipping are included, making this a no-go option for most players, and as a consequence, the...
It's the best game ever in the Football Manager series, so what we're about to write now may sound a bit strange. If you own last year's iteration, there's little reason to buy this game as there's simply not enough major changes here. More new features and innovations are needed...
All in all, this is an online military shooter for people who like the idea of armoured warfare that spills out onto the water, across the land, and then up in the air. There is enough detail here for the real hardcore players to dive into, while it also has...
So, who should go out and buy this? Well, older fans of the series looking to reacquaint themselves with these two titles should definitely consider picking it up. Also, anyone who missed out the first time around should get it just for Symphony. It's a budget title that feels like...
We can't imagine how hard it must have been interweaving the tales of 60 different individuals together and keeping track of them, let alone deploying that into a jumbled, non-linear story, but Pope has done a marvellous job at creating this wonderful web of stories. It touches upon the fantastical,...
Once the standard campaign is done there's a wealth of distractions to engage with. Past expansions Reaper of Souls and Rise of the Necromancer flesh out the basic offering, but then randomised Nephalem Rifts offer a new way to play the game, seasonal challenges incentivise return visits, plus there's new...
Call of Cthulhu offers mechanics that feel a bit out of date and there's a bit too much trial and error in some of the level design, but nevertheless, the subject matter, the characters, and the atmosphere makes it a worthwhile experience that fans of Lovecraft and horror games should...
