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Taken as a whole, I have mixed feelings about Dragon Ball: The Breakers. On the one hand, it delivers when it comes to asymmetric multiplayer. It's often thrilling, the game's characters are lifelike and I feel an urge to become better at winning. On the other hand, the environments are...
PGA Tour 2K23 is an improvement from the previous game, without doubt. And we will wholeheartedly say that it's worth the investment if you enjoy golf games. When it comes to the grading of this review it will be lower than the previous game, but it is in fact a...
Between the shockingly barebones offering (I managed to earn 10 of the 12 Trophies within 40 minutes of gameplay...) and the strange design choices on top, I can't see any reason why you should play this game over other shooters currently on the market. Even looking solely at the free-to-play...
While it's possible to play as any country, there are some that have received a little more attention than others.
With all this being said, Bayonetta 3 is just great news. PlatinumGames needed to deliver such an outstanding game, and it's just amazing value added to the formerly fruitful genre. Don't be put off by some of its ancient or overwhelming designs at first, as the rest will quickly compensate...
Spice this already great dish up with a handful of sequences where dialogue choices let you bring some of your own personality into already fascinating characters and situations, some really cool new ideas you haven't seen in CoD before, incredibly smart enemies (that also makes it more immersive and challenging)...
But generally speaking, it's clear that Shadows of Rose has fallen into the same trap as Village. Like the main game, this expansion is fun to play and has its highlights, but does it really feel like a Resident Evil game of old, does it excel in horror elements and...
But as soon as I'm in there fumbling through the tedious menus, listening to the lame story and making my way through the desolate game world with some poorly introduced character, the urge to play on quickly disappears. Four-person co-op in a Horde-inspired mode is coming in November, which is...
The original Kingdom Battle is still a very fun game, but there's no denying that this is a step up in pretty much every conceivable way. From the more fluid combat to the countless more exploration opportunities, to the extra playable character options and how Sparks are both charismatic and...
In the end, A Plague Tale: Requiem is a wonderful sequel that does a lot right in managing its basic premise and refining it into something better. Unfortunately, it's still clear that Asobo doesn't have a deeper understanding when it comes to crafting an engaging and well-constructed action solution, but...
Perhaps this illustrates a certain tension within the game. The building and the exploration parts doesn't always blend together, and often I couldn't wait to get done with a certain object and get back in the game world exploring. This might just be me becoming more impatient as I get...
Scorn
Scorn is a strange game. While being visually stylised, it demands a lot from the player, and you won't be getting any help from the developers. The only way forward is letting yourself get absorbed by the game's nasty, but also somewhat hypnotic, atmosphere which will help with grasping the...
