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Although the game has its flaws, we had fun with it, especially the Gauntlet mode. We also got to play the multiplayer quite a bit, and it is definitely the most intense part of the game. Thus, Dissidia Final Fantasy NT delivers in a lot of areas but disappoints in...
You can do anything you want and Celeste, with its challenging difficulty and motivational story, is an exercise of willpower and perseverance. You are going to get stuck in some sections and fly through others. You will oscillate between dark despair and renewed resolve. The sky is the limit, they...
In conclusion, if you're looking for a high-octane gaming experience or a pick-up and play title, then dodge this one. However, if you're after an in-depth simulation or you're a massive train fan, then this is a game you should take a further look at choo-choosing. The only things that...
As far as a sandbox game goes, Subnautica balances everything very nicely. You're never left too long with one element before you're given something new to see or build, and before long you'll find yourself knee deep in an enticing narrative while hundreds of meters below sea level. It's a...
If Shadow of the Colossus is an all-time favourite of yours, then you'll be pleased to hear that this rebuild restores the game to a very high standard. It's a beautiful yet sparse world, and the creatures that live there are truly magnificent in terms of their size and construction...
Lost Sphear is, for the most part, a greatly enjoyable game and we found its relatively short story (around the 20-hour mark) just right to avoid getting bored of the huge amount of text. But for every positive like the story, graphics, music, and battle system, there are slight oversights,...
There are a lot of positive factors to point to when talking about Iconoclasts. Both the graphical style and the main character are easy to appreciate, and the game mechanics offer some healthy brain teasers and challenges. Unfortunately, the game lacks that little extra something needed to keep up the...
For the most part the game's simple nature means it's quite nice to take with you and play with friends on the Switch, whether that be locally or online, and it's the perfect way to pass the time when you're on a train journey, figuring out exactly what it is...
Until that time we'll have to make do with a generous expansion. Now that Media Vision has spent two games putting the foundations in place, we'd like to see something beyond that for Digimon to truly go up against Pokémon, because Hacker's Memory won't win any new fans.
Monster Hunter: World represents a bold step forward for the series; improving upon many of its predecessor's flaws whilst also providing a more accessible point of entry. Its combat presents numerous weapon classes, allowing for experimentation when taking on its many beasts, and its open world is beautiful with a...
In some ways, The Red Strings Club feels like a modern and nuanced take on a 1970s dystopic sci-fi flick. Particularly the ending has that feel to it, even if how you've played will influence how things end up. We were frustrated at times by the pottery section, but overall...
At the end of the game we were left with rather conflicting thoughts. On the one hand, we were glad we didn't have to slowly crawl through dark corridors anymore, but on the other, we felt like we didn't get any answers to the various mysteries like we did in...
