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In the end, Concord is not a bad game. Not at all. It's passable, all the way through. The matches are okay in terms of entertainment value, the game feel is okay and the developers have done a decent job of building their own hero party based on the fact...
In the end, it feels like the only thing that matters is whether a game is fun to play. If the experience we get touches, engages, entertains and we hope for and then get something fantastically fun. When the credits rolled earlier this year in Stellar Blade, I was very...
If you've been dying for monster trucks and to do tricks and race with them, Monster Jam Showdown fills the need quite well without being directly exciting or revolutionary in any way. It's pretty fun and it's above all stylish and ultimately a perfectly fine racing game with cool vehicles.
Massive nails it here, but whether you're among those who can overlook simple structure and even simpler gameplay loops is hard for me to say. But maybe it's once again emphasising the fact that this is just my opinion of Outlaws, and I'm judging it based on the parameters by...
You find new items along the way, from what can be sown in the field outside the village and over time a story unravels that you can get some use out of and this concept of two worlds is kind of fun. It's hard to describe its concept and content...
On top of all these issues, The Crush House also has problems with optimisation as it has bugged out and crashed several times during my few hours with Devolver's dating story. Ultimately, both the concept and the execution are something I neither want to return to nor could ever imagine...
Arco
Make no mistake though; Arco is well worth your time, and along with Thank Goodness You're Here just a few weeks ago, it proves that publisher Panic really has an eye for unique indie experiences. Not only that, but this game is apparently developed by only a few individuals, proving...
If you like strong stories and games where your choices matter, Dustborn is for you. It's a game that's more about the journey and the people you meet along the way than action-packed battles or complex game mechanics. If you're looking for a game with deep and satisfying combat mechanics,...
Cygni: All Guns Blazing is also graphically exquisite. I've played it on PlayStation 5 and love everything from the Ikaruga-inspired aesthetic to the furiously good flow that only once or twice dipped to levels where the refresh rate struggled for a brief microsecond (at most). The pace is fast, there...
If you're the type who loves exploring every corner of a game world and leisurely moving through a slightly cluttered game world, this could be a great way to pass the time. It's also worth mentioning that Creatures of Ava landed on Game Pass on launch day, so if you're...
The biggest innovation here is spelled out by the "liquid Goo" that makes up large parts of quite a few of the physics-based puzzles, something that wasn't the case in the more technically primitive original. I like this improvement, but I doubt it's enough to make this feel like a...
There is some interactivity missing here and sometimes the dialogue sequences get so long that it feels like the game is standing still but if you are prepared for this and if you are looking for a story-heavy, thematically brilliant text adventure that is dripping with social criticism and naturally...
