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Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is a massive achievement by A44, let's not forget that. This is a relatively small team that has spent years realising a game that in almost every way competes far outside the team's normal weight class. In that sense, it's amazing that there aren't more...
But there's a bunch of things you have to consider before jumping in, and in my opinion the previous NES Remix for Wii U and 3DS are much better, more fun single player experiences based on the classics (which I now demand on the Switch). However, if you're from around...
SCHiM
Schim is a nice little puzzle game that is quite relaxing to play. There's no stress and you can explore the surroundings as you wish - and there are often several different things to find. You might miss a little variety in the gameplay and perhaps a little ingenuity in...
Flock
It's worth noting that Flock is designed to be a multiplayer, co-op experience, but we can't really speak to that style of play as we've only had our hands on solo sessions. In that solo experience, Flock proved to be a game that creates the same warm and fuzzy feeling...
For me at least, it was a positive surprise and if you're into strategy games or tower defence and would like some alternative summer holiday entertainment, I would definitely check out Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess - there's even a demo on all platforms, so you can try it out...
It's partly this self-awareness that makes Anger Foot such a delight to play. The absurd nature makes it stand out and shine, although that's not all that excels here. It doesn't overstay its welcome, it constantly adds additional challenge and variety through new enemy types, more weapons, and fresh biomes,...
Ultimately there are a lot of things about Zenless Zone Zero that I enjoy, but unfortunately a lot of my own experience stumbles because of the genre it has chosen to embrace and the playability it then tries to adapt to. If ZZZ had been a more classic action role-playing...
Even though The First Descendant has a strange aesthetic that doesn't seem to really know what it wants to be, a strange mash-up of high-fantasy meets gritty sci-fi, there are elements of this game that made me want to keep playing. The gunplay, Descendant options, buildcrafting, visuals and graphics, action,...
Because at the end of the day, Crow Country is a very well-composed horror adventure that blends the best of the past without us having to pull our old Sega Saturn out of the closet. Sure, it's no masterpiece in the way that the obvious inspirations were 25 years ago,...
Hypercharge: Unboxed is a huge success for the small developer and it's impressive to think that this game was created by almost two handfuls of developers and designers. If you're looking for a nostalgic multiplayer action game that you can play with the family (there's also split-screen here), then Hypercharge:...
If you're looking to get a taste of the Luigi's Mansion series, turn your sights to the third game instead, as you'll have much more fun with it when compared to this HD remaster. Or at the very least, play this HD version before the third game, as it's very...
All in all, Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is still the most fun I've had with the series in over 20 years, and I'm actually at the time of writing looking forward to taking my Switch with me on vacation to break my own records. I just wish Sega would...
