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While on the one hand, it's undeniable that The Sims 4: Seasons offers numerous activities, distinctive festivals for each season and new professions/careers, it's an expansion that, in light of its price, doesn't offer enough content to justify an immediate purchase. It's fun and allows you to play with the...
We weren't sure what we felt about Downward Spiral: Horus Station when we were right in the middle of it, but now we just want to finish writing and go back for another look. Downward Spiral: Horus Station is an enjoyable game that might not have the most varied enemy...
At the end of the day, The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker succeeds in creating an interesting narrative, but perhaps it is let down a little by the mechanics and the user interface that could have helped in giving the player a stronger sense of accomplishment and progress. If you're...
Octopath Traveler has a lot going for it, but there are also some negatives we can't dismiss. It combines the traditional aspects of the genre with its own personality to make it feel contemporary despite its classical appearance. It's a game full of demanding combat, magic, and with plenty of...
Thankfully, these minor flaws don't make Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker less of an experience. Some may think that the game lacks a bit of player input, and while some new content has been added, some has also been removed for this release. All the same, Captain Toad is a colourful,...
After our first glimpse at The Spectrum Retreat we were cautiously excited but still unsure about how the experience would translate into a fully-formed experienced. Now, after having sat down with the finished article we found ourselves reflecting on whether the final product lived up to that early potential. The...
In a world where 3D platformers are a dime a dozen, especially on Steam, it's nice to see Frecle really think outside, around, and on the underside of the box. They've made use of every square inch of each level, decorated it all wonderfully, and thought carefully about each challenge,...
We really enjoyed Wreckfest. It's a genuinely entertaining game where you can relax, push down the accelerator, and watch metal spray across the screen. The career mode is well-crafted, the online mode works well, and there are enough cars here (and lawnmowers) to find your favourite ride. A few more...
If you're looking for something with an emphasis on story, then it's probably best that you don't visit Mars. For those who do make the trip, however, what they'll find there is hardcore explosive fun that you can pick up and play whenever you feel like blowing stuff up. With...
That added strength means you'll be better equipped to deal with the late-game phases and the more challenging enemies that await there, and so the cycle continues until you're done. The procedurally populated levels will certainly keep you on your toes throughout, and Mooncrash captures the spirit of Prey despite...
Smoke and Sacrifice certainly has the key genre elements (exploring, collecting, crafting), but perhaps it's the art that stands out most of all and a beautiful hand-painted world with detailed characters awaits. The style befits the dark gritty tale perfectly. The only downside is that despite being promoted as an...
We're not going to mark Lust for Darkness down because of the graphic content, because there are going to be people out there who love this sort of thing and, at the end of the day, who are we to judge. We are, however, going to complain about the lack...
