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Generic quests and below average gameplay mechanics and story make Toukiden 2 a very dull experience, one which successfully reproduces the Monster Hunter formula only in part, leaving important elements by the wayside to the detriment of the experience. It's a shame Omega Force couldn't make it work, but at...
Mass Effect: Andromeda's biggest crime is that it's only a very good game. Bioware has always made outstanding RPGs, but this one doesn't quite reach the same highs as its predecessors. The studio has raised the bar so high in the past, it's hard not to be a little disappointed...
The game's tranquil pace can either be a blessing for a curse for players, as depending on how you enjoy slow gameplay and long walks, you can either get a lot out of this or tired after just over an hour, patience being a key factor. The amount of bugs...
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2Dark presents a series of clever ideas but squanders its potential on an incoherent narrative, frustrating gameplay and distinct lack of horror vibes. While credit is due for the brave subject matter, it's disappointing to see it was never utilised in any impactful way. The game falls flat in most...
Overall, the foundations are there in Flatout 4: Total Insanity, but there's no real depth, and the feel of the cars is lacking. It's okay in short, brief little bursts, and the stunt mode can certainly be appreciated during an evening with a couple of friends, but it's not much...
Lego Worlds will always be likened to Minecraft, mainly for being an open world sandbox game aimed at children, but unlike the Mojang game, we found ourselves, much to our surprise, scavenging and exploring, more like games such as No Man's Sky. With more content added all the time, and...
The previous Styx outing was a small hidden pearl for stealthy action lovers, and Shards of Darkness follows exactly the same course. Some of the biggest flaws have been corrected, but not all, which prevents this sequel from flying even higher, but overall it's a game that well deserves the...
You can play either single-player matches or double up with a friend and take on another pair. However, beyond that there's not much more to it at the moment, and this results in Disc Jam feeling a little one dimensional at launch. No doubt the plan is to add more...
Despite our minor complaints, {Snipperclips: Cut it out, together!} proves to be a very enjoyable experience, able to perfectly capture the spirit that comes with a new Nintendo console. If you want to take a break from your adventures in the Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the...
At the end of the day this is really nothing more than what we got from Bomberman Live back in 2006, but with a price tag three times the size. It's still very fun though, and if you really love local multiplayer both at home and on the road, this...
All told Fast RMX is solid sci-fi racer that looks sharp, plays smooth, and offers some much-needed high speed flavour to the launch of the Switch. However, it's not without issue. We didn't much like the soundtrack, the career mode lacks a little depth, and for games like this to...
This is Platinum's best game for a long time, what with the total disaster that was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan and the cancellation of Scale Bound. It feels like an important game and proof that the studio has actually mastered the genre, once again. Nier: Automata is...
