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And that brings me full circle to whether or not you should actually spend your money on Days Gone Remastered? If you already own the original and can take advantage of the "cheaper" upgrade path then it's not exactly a big risk if you are looking for a reason to...
DeadToast is a developer that knows how to do simple things but very, very well. Shotgun Cop Man, like My Friend Pedro, is a thoroughly entertaining action platformer that doesn't require much of your time and yet feels effortlessly replayable and fun. The thumping metal soundtrack and the simplistic art...
MotoGP 25 continues on the same line the series has been on since its inception, basically. It's a good game for the die-hards of the sport, but doesn't do anything that will pick anyone out of their seat. A new graphics engine and better motorbike sounds are always nice, but...
As much as I like Metro 2033 and as much as I wanted La Quimera to be a "new Crysis" or a "new Killzone", there's no getting away from the fact that in my world this is more like an asset dump in the Unreal engine, crammed with poor design...
If you have played the original and remember the many solutions to the game's puzzles, this is perhaps one reason why this does not feel indispensable to acquire. Since all the puzzles are basically the same, the nicely decorated environments may not be something that makes it all worth the...
So, all in all, I think Oblivion Remastered is a skilful re-release of a legendary game that will bring out the nostalgia in most who have lived with the story and Martin Septim's battle against Mehrunes Dagon for almost two decades. Bethesda and Virtuos has kept the atmosphere and skeleton...
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a tremendous game that has set a new standard for RPGs, the ambitions of smaller teams, and AAA experiences in general. It's an easy game of the year candidate if I've ever seen one. A masterful story born from an exceptional concept. Combat that feels...
So, what's the conclusion? Steel Seed is an exciting attempt to take on the big boys in the stealth-action genre. It doesn't quite reach the level of Uncharted or The Last of Us, but it doesn't need to. It's charming, fun, and at times quite cool, and while there's a...
If you liked this team's previous works and tactical games like Fire Emblem, The Hundred Line: Last Defence Academy is a recommended choice. However, I'm left with the feeling that it's a good idea that missed an opportunity to be something even more unique.
That said, it's not a game for those who don't want to count frames, plug away at different systems to understand how they interact with each other, or for those looking for a mighty and broad fighting experience. If that's you, it's simply better to go for the more established...
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage is a game that sticks in your head for a while after you've finished playing it. Not many games can do that, and if you've played the first episode, do yourself a favour and play Tape 2 as well, because it's just as good as...
In short, Tempest Rising is exactly what it seems to be: A modern and solid version of C&C. If you like that kind of game, you'll love this one.
