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Considering the console MMORPG sector has been quite lacking in comparison to PC over the years, New World: Aeternum is definitely a strong candidate for interested controller players to look at. It's crammed to the brim - overflowing even - with content, works quite well with a gamepad, has serviceable...
There is a lot to appreciate about Unknown 9: Awakening. Airships, a concealed world history, secret orders, creative stealth mechanics, and a nice wrapping with exotic locations in a slightly exaggerated version of the early 20th century are just some of the positives here. This could easily have become a...
In short: If you like turn-based rougelites, I recommend you check out Rogue Waters. If you're also a pirate fan like me, go for it. Ultimately, games should make you relax, have some fun and let go of reality for a while. It's a need that Rogue Waters more than...
Billy Goat has some work to do to optimise the game, because it simply doesn't run well enough, especially when you consider how simple the graphics really are - and the uneven graphics are borderline annoying for the game. You get used to it and after a slightly sluggish start,...
I'm not in my early twenties anymore (more like double) and I don't enjoy, or manage to arrange local multiplayer sessions like I did with Mario Party 4 on the Gamecube together with a few colleagues from high school and uni. But in all these years, this has been the...
Neva
In the grand scheme of things, however, it hardly matters. Neva is an exceptionally successful example of how games can be aesthetically stunning, speak to the emotions and at the same time function as games in the traditional sense. In fact, it is perhaps Neva's greatest masterpiece, proving that you...
Europa
Europa is a nice little indie gem, that hopefully gets a few more updates on the Switch. Zee's adventure offers the player adventure and great small puzzles. And considering the game only lasts for a few hours, it's a surprisingly varied experience, too.
Starfield has received meaningful updates since launch last year, although the 60fps setting on Xbox Series X runs at that frame-rate about 25% of the time. And it's reassuring that Bethesda has big plans for the long-term support of the game. But this seems more like a footnote than a...
Metaphor: Refantazio has managed to meet and defend itself against the high level of expectations that have been growing among gamers over the last few months. With a rich and expansive story and world, memorable characters, a timeless soundtrack and game design praised by some of the best developers in...
Undisputed is exactly the boxing game I've been waiting for, for over 13 years. It looks fantastic with realistic damage and plays well thanks to the excellent and complex controls. Unfortunately there are some minor issues with repetition in animations and commentary, but if you can look past this, I...
Ultimately, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero feels like a game made for the fans, above all. It oozes fan service, and the amount of content and characters proves that the developer wants to satisfy the needs of as many people as possible. It's because of this that the playability comes across...
Blizzard has listened to the players and many of the criticisms that have been made have been addressed and improved. The game now feels far better balanced and the expansion adds a plethora of new content that makes it even more enjoyable than at launch last year. While previously there...
