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As far as we're concerned This is the Police will go down as the culmination of a series of missed opportunities. It was a potential indie classic that fell by the wayside thanks to its sometimes misjudged tone, and a series of interlocking systems that didn't quite click together. We...
At the time of writing this, Necropolis costs about £22.99 on Steam. This feels a little expensive for what you get. Sure, it's impressive to see the game generate 3D worlds as if on a conveyor belt, and both the music and the sound design is good, but the level...
Built on the solid foundation of its predecssor 10 Second Ninja X is very addictive and comes crammed with heaps of additional content. Its rapid bursts of gameplay are exhilarating and you'll keep returning to find faster solutions to puzzles. The legacy levels may lack bite and there a number...
This game may appeal to those who don't normally appreciate JRPGs, and its particular strategy is easy to get into, yet provides depth. The war of Resonail may be violent and grim, but we plan on staying there for a long time to come. In the pursuit of glory, fame,...
In total, there are 40 levels in Zombie Night Terror. They're divided into four chapters, and each chapter ends with a powerful end-boss to defeat. NoClip has promised an additional 10 levels as DLC, as well as implementing the option to let players create and share their own. Whilst the...
Ghostbusters is a terrible movie license game without depth and meaning, with mechanical flaws everywhere you look. We can pretty much promise that you won't like this mess, regardless of what you think of the new movie that's on the big screen right now. Besides, a movie ticket will set...
With I am Setsuna, Toyko RPG Studio has managed to craft an experience that feels like a lost JRPG classic rather than a modern day re-imagining. Although it doesn't stray too far away from what made games like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy special to begin with, it is still...
This is a decent VR title, and it's more substantial than the majority of virtual reality experiences we've had so far. Improving its prospects further; it also stands up as a traditional adventure in its own right. This mightn't be the killer app that VR is still screaming out for,...
So, we'd like to think of this as an evolution, an alchemy experiment that mixes the old with the new. Perhaps the beginning of a major change in the series that will follow afterwards, with the good and bad that this implies. Thus, we expect much more from the next...
With Song of the Deep Insomniac has broadened its creative scope and has succeeded in creating an immersive story book adventure that tugs hard at the heart strings. While the core gameplay mechanics may fall short of its achievements within the visual and storytelling departments, but if you're willing to...
Still, there's solid foundations in place; Behaviour has crafted an atmospheric and frightening experience, one that has the ability to thrill and delight in equal measure. At the moment it feels about as shallow as some of the movies that it draws inspiration from, but with further iteration and continued...
Furi
Furi has some really awesome moments, but some flaws pull the game back from greatness. The gameplay is almost perfect and the boss design is fantastic, but then the game is also really poor in terms of the different difficulty levels it offers. If you find the "recommended" difficulty too...
