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Fast Fusion costs £13.49 for Switch 2 and for that minimal amount of money, German Shin'en Multimedia offers a clearly enjoyable Wipeout clone that also includes a very elaborate split screen mode for up to four players, locally. If, like me, you always miss Wipeout and F-Zero, you're right to...
The Alters is a wonderful mix of genres that combine to form a powerful and unique whole. It's a game that requires thought, leadership, and strategy, but also a game that offers a deep story, strong characters and a world you want to understand. I wholeheartedly recommend it if you're...
I will absolutely keep playing this and hope that the extortionate bundle deals are slimmed down price-wise and that the upcoming maps reintroduce some height, again. Beyond that and a pointless battle royale mode, it's easy to see that Slipgate 2 has managed to find its own groove despite basically...
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die might not be as overtly addictive as the best of its genre, but it makes a strong case for why we shouldn't put down the roguelike experiment just yet. It's a game that understands the roguelike formula very well, picking out the best bits...
Sure, it's a very cheap game - that can barely even be called a game - but that doesn't make it any more fun. If you know you don't like slow pace, lots of text, little interactivity and studying, you're better off choosing something else instead. But if you're one...
It's a relic worth checking out, but for those who just played the sequel, it might be a bit of a shock. The game works, but today's players have better options.
It is with great pleasure that I dare to say that Nintendo has done it again. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is today a full potter for me, containing two DLC packs from the Wii U version and four DLC packs from Switch. Mario Kart World already matches it content-wise and...
Sure, the occasionally unstable image update and the fact that at times it looks like something from a couple of generations ago can be just the slightly superficial thing that you need to get past. If you can do that, there's an epic role-playing game and a fantastic world packed...
But while JDM isn't the most polished game on the market, the passion shines through and there's no doubt that this is a game with soul. It's an unprecedented tribute to Japanese car culture, a love letter to all of us who get a kick out of seeing a Toyota...
Shiny Shoe captured lighting in a bottle with the original game and this sequel just builds on that great formula further. For anyone searching for an enjoyable and engaging game to play for 30 or so minutes at a time, or anyone looking to hunker down for hours at a...
I would love to give Copycat a higher score, but it's hard to justify more than a six, but I will say that if you're a cat owner, give it a try. Just be prepared to overlook the simple and clumsy gameplay.
Into the Restless Ruins actually offers something new and fresh that helps enrich the beloved rougelike genre. Although it borrows liberally from other rougelike giants, Ant Workshop has really borrowed from the right places and created something unique that is very addictive and offers an insane amount of replay value....
