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The absence of decent tunes, the outdated graphics, and the lack of any sort of narrative is clearly disappointing, but it's the sub-par handling and non-existant car physics that cause the most damage to Carmagaddon: Max Damage at the end of the day. The developers Stainless Games should try and...
Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII may not veer too far from the path of its predecessors, but it's still a worthy addition to the beloved three decade spanning franchise. Battles do admittedly lack a bit of depth and there is a curious absence of online modes, but these gripes...
7 Days to Die has numerous mechanics centred on staying alive in hostile environments, and most of these would have been quite entertaining if it hadn't been for the technical side of the game letting the team down. It's a survival/crafting game in every sense of the word. Fighting for...
If you want a 1v1 brawler that grabs you and allows you to invest a lot of time while improving and progressing, then you should just definitely check out Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator, it's the gem your fighter collection is missing. It's close to perfect and comes highly recommended.
We're struggling to think who might enjoy Umbrella Corps. Therefore our advice is to remain patient, and wait for the next proper game in the series to land. Hopefully that will satisfy your Resident Evil urges.
If you're not already tired of the concept you're practically guaranteed to have a good time with Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Doubly so if you have someone with you on the couch to share the adventure with. That there still is no support for online co-op, which is...
Inside
This thankfully doesn't mean that Inside is any less magical, because we truly do have a platforming pearl on our hands here, which once again confirms that PlayDead is an indie force to be reckoned with within the industry, one that can create gaming experiences that unlike any other. Inside...
Bengt Lemne: I've always been intrigued by this universe first created by Spiders with Mars: War Logs. That game never lived up to promise of the setting, but it feels like the studio is coming to its own with The Technomancer. It's far from perfect, while the mission design is...
This is Grip Games' first step into the adventure genre, and it's a solid first attempt. The Solus Project is available on PC and Xbox One. The PC version, which is the one we tested for this review, also offers VR compatibility (which we can only imagine makes things even...
So to sum up, Trials of the Blood Dragon gives you a handful of decent Trials tracks, and some amusing jokes, but the rest of the game is a mess. It's really cool that Red Lynx wanted to try some different ideas, but it's not good enough to slap something...
One of its greater achievements is its understated mood. Reading the descriptions of monsters, items, and skills you'll notice a lot of connections between things, even the fates of some of the gods. Each of the game's many areas has a distinct feel, with different colour, ambience, architecture, and enemies....
However - and this weighs heavier as we sum up - Dangerous Golf is a very fun experience. The senseless destruction in combination with the physics in play, and chasing high scores through all the chaos, had us enthralled. Sinking a putt using six walls is always satisfying for perfectionists...
