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Dragon Ball FighterZ is a true fighting game, closer in terms of gameplay to something like Injustice 2 and Street Fighter V than Dragon Ball Xenoverse or Dragon Ball Battle of Z. In terms of graphics and gameplay, Dragon Ball Fighter Z is the best game in the saga that...
Although InnerSpace is mysterious and at times disorienting there's something special here, particularly if you're the sort of player who enjoys figuring things out on your own without any hand-holding or assistance. It's not a terribly long game, but it will take time for most players to complete as the...
In short, Brawlout is definitely a competitor for Super Smash Bros., intentionally so given the style and format choices, but without the same variety of content and quality of content, it can't hold a candle to Nintendo's giant. It might be nice for Smash fans to pass the time with...
You can crush out some hours on Bridge Constructor Portal before it grows stale in an afternoon, as it's a conceptual curiosity without much in the way of replay value and without an actual raison d'etre. There's barely any story to the game either. This is a niche game that...
Overall it's a good fit for the Nintendo Switch, and battling the forces of Zipang is a great way of killing some time on a long bus journey. The problem is, the Switch already has better tactical games in its library, headlined by Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Other platforms...
Battle Chef Brigade is a nice little surprise. Where Overcooked showed us how digital food preparation can be fun with friends, Battle Chef Brigade shows us how it can be fun alone. It's not the perfect dish, as we experienced inconsistencies in the dialogue and the ingredient collection wasn't very...
Human: Fall Flat does pretty much exactly what it says on the tin, especially with other players alongside you. There'll be a lot of falling as you all scramble to try and help or hinder one another, and this is why multiplayer is a hell of a lot more fun...
You can venture online if you so wish, but really the charm of Gang Beasts comes from seeing the anger/despair/humiliation of your opponents in real-time. As a party game, it's a great option if you've got a house full and you're looking for something to play that's both accessible and...
Okami HD delivers a definitive version of a title already verging on perfection. Its lush woodcut-inspired visuals, animated cast of characters and individual brush mechanics paint it as a masterpiece worth returning to even 11 years after its initial release. A few minor issues persist, and it would have been...
While veteran players will see strains of Baldur's Gate and other such Infinity Engine-inspired games in Tyranny, the game's real triumphs lie in the setting and situations themselves, some of which have little to no parallel in mainstream gaming. If the combat doesn't appeal to you, lower the difficulty and...
The simple premise of Shooty Fruity is executed well. It's engaging despite being chaotic and immensely difficult. We loved wielding the power of fruit-destroying weaponry alone, and there was an added challenge in having to focus on your supermarket tasks at the same time. It's a great one for those...
All told we enjoyed Let Them Come. It's a little limited in terms of scope, but like the corridors you'll be shooting down, the narrow focus doesn't matter because everything works and there are some subtle design decisions that keep things from getting too repetitive. It's not a classic, and...
