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All in all, Ravenbound is a fun game, and a refreshing, if not extreme, take on the hack and slash action genre. Its open world is gorgeous and lore-rich, its combat is lightning fast, and its roguelite elements, whilst not perfect, have some serious potential.
The Last Worker is available for a wide range of platforms (including on Utomik, which we found to be an intuitive take on subscription services that while having a few issues with performance, served as a packed and interesting indie-first substitute for a subscription style that Game Pass still finds...
Generally speaking, this summarises my entire time with Road 96: Mile 0. I still love the world and characters that Digixart has created and continued to develop and explore, and there's plenty of compelling ways that the studio manages to bring the story to life with peculiar and niche gameplay...
At the moment there is very little else that competes with The Great War: Western Front and it is probably the best modern interpretation of trench warfare on the gaming market. I've had enough fun with the game's various systems to say it's a good experience, however, it comes with...
However, Wildfrost is refreshingly well made and innovative, and quite addictive, so if you like a card game that never gets monotonous, then Wildfrost is just the thing for you. I think it is excellent entertainment.
All in all, Crime Boss: Rockay City is not a disaster of a game but it is also definitely not a title that we'll be shouting from the rooftops about either. For anyone looking for a glitzy, 90s-inspired Payday (because there is enough of a heisting focus for me to...
But, overall it feels that the WWE 2K series is back for real. This year's version is light years better than the disaster WWE 2K20 and also a step up from last year. WWE 2K23 is really entertaining with a good mix of game modes and great in-ring action. Fans...
Dredge
But Dredge is a resounding success, and is a game that is incredibly easy to recommend to all those with a penchant for quirky little experiences that can do more than you might think at first glance.
Tchia
Tchia is a game that has a lot of ambition, a great amount of passion, and heaps of charm. Yet, it cannot quite live up to the ideal version of itself. There is a lot to like about Tchia, and if you just want to explore a visually impressive world...
I'm glad I finally got the opportunity to indulge in the fourth installment of this beloved game series even though it really feels like it's old at its core, with the problems from that era of messy game mechanics and frustrating backtracking clearly shining through. However, with a nuanced gameplay...
Still, could it have been taken a step further? Perhaps. For example, could it have been seamless? Maybe. Would this have made the game just that little bit better? Without a doubt. But, none of this detracts from the fact that Resident Evil 4 is another winner. Who would have...
In the end, this is a mixture of a good basic concept that is wasted with technical flaws and greedy microtransaction systems. It's a shame because the upgrades in animations, graphics, mechanics, and user interface are noticeable. I also like how smooth the user interface is in comparison to its...
