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Before playing Pokémon Legends Arceus I was quite skeptical, and judging from comments online, I was far from the only one. The game seemed a mishap of different styles and influences with seemingly no coherent vision. Now, having played through the game, I can safely say that the game, surprisingly,...
While there's plenty to do in Nobody Saves the World, be it progressing forms, completing dungeons, or exploring - there's even a New Game+ mode available so you can run it back once you reach the end the first time - the core gameplay and the world that Drinkbox has...
Monopoly Madness is best played with family or friends gathered around the same TV, each holding a controller, and the tumultuous game rules lend themselves well to making each game unique. As long as you can endure the colourful bombardment of its visuals, something that definitely shows that Monopoly Madness...
The PC version offers a fantastic story that is still as memorable today as it was on its initial launch. I highly recommend you play this game keeping in mind the performance issues I mentioned. Whether you've played it before or for the first time, it's still awesome. The visual...
Scarf
Even though it isn't perfect, the basic collectibles being one of the flaws, Scarf is a game that I find hard to see as anything less than charming. It's around 5-6 hours long, meaning it doesn't overstay its welcome, and it will make you want to keep playing until you...
Ultimately, The Gunk stays at a score of seven, it's an adventure that doesn't quite live up to its own potential due to some questionable choices. But despite the fact that the pace is sometimes a little too slow, which is enhanced by the melancholy music as well as some...
Even two decades later, Monster Rancher remains an enjoyable take on the creature collecting genre that Pokémon helped establish. Spending time with your monsters and training them makes you feel that much more connected to them, and it was fun experimenting with what creatures I could create from different classic...
Solar Ash is one of those games you have to play in order to really understand. It just feels right when you boost just before a bottomless crevice, take a leap of faith, save yourself from oblivion by extending the jump using a grappling point and land on a rail...
Chorus
The fact that Fishlabs' clumsily told story doesn't find a breeding ground in this one-dimensional good-vs.-evil universe may not be a big problem for everyone. If you want to ignore the whining mass murderer, you can still comfortably shoot down spaceships in Chorus and feast your eyes on large rocks...
Sadly, Brain vs. Brain is a disappointing end to what has been a solid string of first-party releases for Nintendo in 2021. Its limited list of 20 mini-games have largely been torn from the 14-year-old Wii Degree, and it quickly runs out of steam fast due to its lack of...
While the wait between the last PC, Xbox and PlayStation Farming Simulator title has been quite a long one (with the last being Farming Simulator 19, as Farming Simulator 20 was a mobile and Switch game), the additions and improvements that Giants Software has brought to the table in Farming...
Considering Exo One can also be completed in 90 minutes, you really don't get a lot of bang for your buck. However, if you're looking for a calming and relaxing game that will assuredly be unlike anything you've experienced before, Exo One will check these boxes, just be prepared to...
