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The first Destiny evolved with time and improved. Bungie showed an understanding that players need to feel respected. Destiny 2 may not get worse with Curse of Osiris, but if this is an indication of where things are heading we're not sure we'll want to return for future expansions. It's...

Kim Orremark·December 13, 2017
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In some ways Hello Neighbor's presence in the public eye as an early access game has been its downfall, as a lot of the areas aren't that fresh, the story hints have been trodden before, and the puzzles have been figured out, but if you have yet to find out...

Sam Bishop·December 12, 2017
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All in all, this is a solid homage to the Amiga-era, which sucks you in with a combination of frustration and sense of accomplishment. But this is definitely a game you should play on your own, once or twice, before inviting a friend to join.

Suzanne Berget·December 11, 2017
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Battlerite does a great job of taking a loved MOBA feature, and focusing on making it the best it can be. The controls are well thought out, and the games are short. Being related to a genre where games can last up to an hour is what gives it the...

Jordan Aldridge-Payne·December 9, 2017
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This is a re-release which lacks that little extra spark that turns something decent into a recommended buy. It's got enough appeal to entertain for a while, but unlike the competition from Nintendo, the many Skylanders games, Super Lucky's Tale or TT's many Lego titles, it simply doesn't have the...

Jonas Mäki·December 7, 2017
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This is, simply put, just a fun and charming game, with a pleasant soundtrack, interesting lore, and so many cat-related puns you can't help but chuckle while you play. And the cute charm of the game more than makes up for the lack of depth, the grindiness, and the fact...

Suzanne Berget·December 3, 2017
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All in all, this is another exclusive jewel in the Switch's crown. Who would've thought the hybrid system would enter Christmas in this manner and in such good shape. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is massive, addictive, and the work of studio given the freedom to express itself. The titan is upon...

Juan A. Fonseca·November 30, 2017
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Despite offering plenty of atmosphere, it is difficult to recommend Black Mirror. It's obvious that the game has potential, but at the same time, it's hard to imagine that its flaws can be easily patched out, as some require a rather big update of the core experience. But if your...

Claus Larsen·November 28, 2017
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Overall Ginger: Beyond the Crystal was a rather forgettable experience that featured many existing 3D platformer ideas but they didn't come wrapped up in their own identity, nor did they have much flavour. The story and characters weren't particularly strong, the combat felt lacklustre, and with the technical blips as...

Sam Bishop·November 27, 2017
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As usual, our verdict on this year's Football Manager is based on what we've managed to play during a couple of intense weeks (50 hours or so) and compared to the number of hours we tend to put in with each instalment that's not a great deal. Nevertheless, we feel...

Bengt Lemne·November 25, 2017
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We enjoyed Hidden Agenda and hope Sony and Supermassive bring out more similarly styled games in the future. Perhaps one could ask for a more open-ended narrative with some degree of variation to truly make it enjoyable over multiple playthroughs? The cover charge may seem steep for a game of...

Bengt Lemne·November 24, 2017
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Ultimately Last Frontier feels a bit undercooked. There are elements here that are great such as the setting, the characters, and the way the apes look and move. Camera movements give it a cinematic feel, but at the end of the day it is let down by two things, the...

Bengt Lemne·November 22, 2017
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