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Splatoon was good when it landed the first time around, and so is this sequel, it's just that we would have liked to have seen the boat pushed out a little further. Regardless, what is here is ink-redibly fun, even the short Hero Mode/tutorial, and the multiplayer is just as...
The Darkside Detective's story is great; perfect to finish in an afternoon and one that will provide plenty of laughs, from the endless jokes to the subtle references. But as someone who holds classic LucasArts games like the Monkey Island series in high regard, the lack of challenge and out-of-the-box...
Episode one lasts for about two hours, and while it made us let out a half-hearted laugh once or twice, it's not particularly engaging. It's fun, but the story is definitely aimed at Minecraft's younger audience instead of trying to draw in the older crowd. Not Telltale's best work, but...
Viscera Cleanup Detail was the first title of note to introduce the concept of cleaning up after murder scenes, but while that was a relaxing and therapeutic experience to enjoy with some music on, Serial Cleaner takes the concept and makes a deeper game out of it. It's not particularly...
Although it lacks the high-end polish present in similar entries in the puzzle/platform category, Black The Fall does have some interesting qualities that keep it enjoyable, especially if you're a fan of the genre. The pacing is particularly well balanced, making the progression feel consistent and coherent throughout the story,...
This remaster has been wonderfully done and finally the rest of the world can experience the extras that previously were only available to Japanese players. It's a huge game, even by today's standards, and it should keep you intrigued and entertained for many hours. Whether you're a fan or a...
The story of Final Fantasy XIV's success is a long one, and Stormblood is a testament to how far the game has come. So many elements work excellently and the visuals are among the best in the business. It's a game which understands the legacy of the franchise without trying...
All told we came away impressed with That's You! and what it does, despite that fact that it's a limited game in many ways, and only really suitable for social engagements. Those friends that you've got that don't really do consoles, but who like to drink and laugh and to...
When it's at its best, this new Micro Machines is a blast. Unfortunately, though, it didn't have enough under the hood to grab ahold of us and keep us playing. Ultimately, we're once again left waiting for the definitive top-down racer. Maybe World Series will grow to be that game...
As a stand-alone experience, unless Crash Bandicoot was one of your favourite gaming characters in the '90s and '00s, his debut on PS4 isn't worth the purchase. While it is charming, looks fantastic, and has a plethora of content for those motivated to 100% it, you'll be done with the...
There's no denying it; Valkyria Revolution is a disappointment. The game comes across as an independent title meant to usher in the next generation of Valkyria games, but the reality is that this game takes the whole series several steps back. If you're looking for an easier Dynasty Warriors-like game...
We've had a lot of hours of fun with The Golf Club 2, and if you're a golf enthusiast, you will love this game. That doesn't mean that you won't enjoy it if you're more of a virtual golfer, but some basic knowledge of the real world sport will give...
