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Weeping Doll's story, which is nonsense, never engages, the puzzle design is inadequate in terms of both quantity and quality, the atmosphere is verging on non-existent, and it never manages to approach anything close to the horror-filled atmosphere that the developers were obviously aiming for. The graphics are capable and...
Overall Super Dungeon Bros seems lacking in depth and content and is akin to a mobile game presumably aimed at the younger audience. The micro-transactions in particular give it that exploitative mobile feel where the developers are hoping younger gamers will just cave in and buy all the weapons to...
Remaster aside, we should probably wrap things up by talking about the man with his name in the title, because Ezio is still a great character (and for some reason some of you like Desmond too, though we're not sure why), and much of our enjoyment of this collection stemmed...
We weren't sure if we would enjoy yet another outing of Just Dance, as other rhythm based games have gotten tired and dropped the ball. It might be similar in many ways to last year's effort, but we still enjoyed the neon colours and silly costumes, as well as a...
Beholder is an interesting game which starts off as an amusing management sim before absorbing you into its riveting story, and it probably won't be long before you're questioning your own humanity thanks to the decisions it has you making. Every choice has a consequence, and even avoiding having to...
As far as amusement park simulators go, this is everything we would expect and more, and that isn't just the RollerCoaster Tycoon nostalgia talking. Equally strong in terms of both the management simulation and the park building, Planet Coaster caters to a wide audience. The various difficulty levels also make...
It's not going to be for everyone, though. If you're not a fan of co-op shooters and/or wave-based modes, this probably isn't for you. It's also a little limited in that it doesn't offer anything beyond swarms of enemies and a constant grind through the levels. That could be construed...
Overall, we'd recommend Oh...Sir! The Insult Simulator if you're looking for a quick and fun, but not terribly deep distraction.
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare impressed us nine years ago, and it's impressing us still today. While we'd still argue that this alone isn't worth buying a special edition of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare if you're not interested in Infinity Ward's upcoming game, but it's definitely a great...
These little niggling things don't significantly detract from what is most certainly an improved instalment in the Watch Dogs series. At about 15-20 hours long, there is a lot of substance here; it's detailed, interesting, and, above all, fun. The art of hacking in Watch Dogs 2 produces gameplay variety...
Arkane Studios has crafted an excellent stealth-driven action-adventure, and without doubt it's one of the best games of the year. A worthy successor to the brilliant original, Dishonored 2 elaborates on what made the first so good, adding even more variety on top of what was already a hugely compelling...
Ronin
Ronin is an overall very enjoyable experience that tests player's strategic thinking, with an ending that will surprise many, but unfortunately the issue with skill points means that there are only two avenues, one for the very talented and one for the player who just wants to do the bare...
