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Overall, Foregone is an enjoyable experience, but one I wished would be better. It's worth a playthrough for its glistening art, despite its often-lacklustre story and its less-than-fluid gameplay.
One World might have a few interesting ideas up its sleeve, but the execution sadly feels sloppy and far from the previous heights we've seen from the series. I did enjoy how simplistic farming felt and how there was an effort to implement exploration into the core gameplay loop even...
For users who have no experience with motorbike games or simply haven't played any of the previous three Supercross games, I don't recommend buying the game immediately. The reason is that you're going to feel like you've wasted £49.99, which is the starting price, after experiencing the constant frustrations and...
For what it's worth, you won't exactly go wrong spending an evening or an afternoon playing Maquette. This short indie game is packed with charm and it looks incredible, and provided you can overlook the fact that the puzzles aren't exactly ingenious past the first few, it will keep you...
There's no doubt that Taxi Chaos is faithful to SEGA's arcade classic, but it comes off feeling like a pure copycat, as it doesn't expand upon its core DNA in any meaningful ways. The central gameplay loop is identical to that of Crazy Taxi's, and I found myself quickly losing...
Ultimately, UnderMine is a great game. I had a lot of fun playing it, and while it has its issues, I believe its foundations are strong, and its longevity could extend to rival that of roguelikes like The Binding of Isaac or Enter the Gungeon.
Capcom Arcade Stadium is a lovingly-crafted collection that compiles together many of the publisher/developer's finest titles from its glory days within the arcades. Many of its juggernaut franchises like Street Fighter and Ghost n' Goblins are present here, as well as lesser known Japanese exclusive titles such as Powered Gear....
Bravely Default II is a nice blend, which feels both old and fresh at the same time. It's a call-back to the golden age of Final Fantasy, while at the same time creating something new and modern for players today. The game has some notable issues when it comes to...
Although its selection of titles might be limited, the Blizzard Arcade Collection still showcases the very best of what the acclaimed studio had to offer in its early years. The trio of games here are varied as they span across a variety of different genres and there are tons of...
Overall, Curse of the Dead Gods is a pretty decent game. Though it doesn't bring anything of its own to the table, the features it combines from fellow roguelites it combines well, and with a certain strategic depth. I only wish it had more replayablity because, as it stands, seeing...
Sadly, Resurrection struggles to capture what made the original titles feel so memorable. Its controls are clunky and make an already challenging more difficult, and its graphics and sound have a distinctly budget feel to them. Due to its shortcomings, I know that I'll be returning back to the originals...
While Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos is very much an indie RPG at its core, there is a lot for you to get lost in. The title's storyline is really a by-product to its replayable roguelite dungeon encounters that encourage you to keep repeating them so you can earn Gems...
