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World to the West isn't a particularly bad game, and Rain Games have clearly injected a lot of love and dedication into the project. However, the unfulfilling exploration and repetitive, one-dimensional combat really bring the experience down, especially when you consider those needed to be the areas it excelled in....
For some reason, we've always subconsciously added a question mark to the end of this game's title. Turns out the question mark was most definitely purposefully left out. There's no mystery here, this is simply a game about what remains. It's a beautiful, well-crafted, moving, and highly memorable experience that...
Overall, the appeal of constantly upgrading a seemingly neverending tree of skills in order to rush back and try to defeat the pyramid, getting more coins to upgrade the tree some more, rinse and repeat, is enough to make Immortal Redneck incredibly moreish, and it's definitely one of those games...
If you've loved Dragon's Trap since the '80s you'll feel right at home, but even if you've never heard of Wonder Boy before now there's lots of enjoyment to be had with this wonderful new version. Particularly given the reasonable price tag. Now we'd love to see a brand new...
At the end of the day, it's a difficult thing to score such an interesting title when the bugs are so vicious. We don't doubt that the developers put countless hours into this project, and we deeply respect that they dedicated themselves to telling the tale of our ancestors through...
Syberia 3 is hardly a technical masterpiece, the visuals are less than stellar and the voice acting incredibly forced. That said, the player is taken to a wide range of environments, gets to solve fun puzzles, and experience an exciting plot, all along to the tunes of a great soundtrack...
Add to this the fact that there's a lot of fun game modes that give you added variation, and a very good training mode, and you'll start to realise why we consider this a complete package. Both Puyo Puyo and Tetris are better than ever here, but if that's enough...
And that's what we're tempted to do for the potential franchise as a whole: hope for the best. Because, if this so happens to be the first step towards a longer adventure, we can only imagine what they'll be able to achieve in potential sequels. For now, at least, we'll...
Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 might take the series out into the open world, but the sheer blandness this more expansive environment offers ensures that the experience ultimately failed to hold our interest. It's not a bad game, but it could definitely do with some more original ideas and a few...
While it's not likely to win over those who despised the original, Outlast 2 works to augment the experience of its acclaimed predecessor, delivering a much larger and diverse open world, a more engaging protagonist and inventive new mechanics. Its visuals may not have seen much of an overhaul and...
Little Nightmares is a nice acquaintance, a game that perhaps shows the true calling of Tarsier Studios, who are best known for their work on the Little Big Planet franchise (they've helped on several main entries, and developed the Vita version). The ending feels a bit abrupt, and while we...
At the end of the day we would wholeheartedly recommend The Disney Afternoon Collection to everybody. It's a phenomenal collection that offers six of the best games for NES and gives you incredible value for money, and given the cost of some of these original cartridges in today's market, you're...
