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Psyvariar 3 is a niche game within an already niche genre. This is a title that knows exactly which audience it's aimed at: the kind of shoot 'em up enthusiasts who fell in love with the old Psyvariar games released around the turn of the millennium, and who have been...
It's not just about violent death and hatred; there's a fair bit of love-hate in there too. And if you've got a mate who likes to die? Well, you can bury yourselves together on the sofa. As I said, I like a challenge, and here I got a proper thrashing...
Mbappé wouldn't miss the World Cup nor Konami's latest (left). The cute World Tour Home Screen (right).
So anyway, we come full circle to the Steel Hunters debacle again, as after playing both the now-defunct game and the next live-service project being churned out by Wargaming, it's clear that the former project had a more unique theme to it. Again, World of Tanks: Heat fundamentally works, but...
Yerba Buena is a decent little puzzle game with a good basic concept, which unfortunately doesn't quite take off, and it all ends up feeling more like hard work than entertainment and that's a shame. And the reasonable price tag of just under £21 can't change that.
There are a few bright spots without question, and the visuals are clearly one of them. I also fundamentally love the type of combat the game features, as I simply find it fun to fight using cards. But even though these two factors shine, Echo Generation 2 will unfortunately go...
Mina runs through the night as if the moon itself had lent her its heart. This isn't just another game in the crowd, it's a game that smells of dew on a summer morning, like rain against old stone. It captures the feel of a childhood cartoon series, a time...
Thrifty Business is a good game that suffers from occasionally trying to be something it doesn't really need to be. I don't always understand the developers' thinking, but that might also be because I'm not part of the intended target audience for all aspects of the experience. If, however, you're...
So yes, 007 First Light has plenty of hits and plenty of misses. In answer to the question earlier, there is enough in this game to give you confidence in IO Interactive and its broader vision for this style of a James Bond game, with plenty of ambition and quality...
As well as a good selection of difficulty levels and what each one entails, you can tailor your own. This is exactly the sort of thing I wish were standard practice in the gaming industry.
Summing up Bubsy 4D is a much more enjoyable task than I'd ever dared to hope for. Sure, the short playtime, the occasionally barren environments, and the visual compromises made for the sake of frame rate prevent the title from reaching the very highest echelons of platforming. But once the...
So, if you've already played through the big names - or simply love this type of game and are keen for something new - it's still quite easy for us, as fans of this kind of experience, to recommend Will: Follow the Light. It offers really lovely weather effects and...
