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When you’re shooting hoops and playing basketball, NBA 2K21 is rather fun to play. However, it suffers from obtrusive microtransactions and game modes that are made in such a way that they try to nudge you to buy more virtual currency. NBA 2K21’s appeal dives even more when you realise...
Ride 4
Ride 4 does simulation motorcycle racing incredibly well. Its collection of licensed bikes and ways to tweak them is unparalleled. However, basic game modes, rigid progression, dry presentation, and a lack of accessibility for new players stops it from reaching the heights of other sim racers on the market.
Mafia: Definitive Edition maintains its source material’s amazing story, adds some solid gameplay and brings the graphics into the 21st century for an overall experience that’s one of the few remakes that is genuinely worth a purchase.
Serious Sam 4’s core shooting is as fun as can be, and the writing is on par with Hollywood’s best action flicks, but everything else in the game is too dated for the overall experience to be truly enjoyable.
Going Under is a superb dungeon crawler wrapped in some stupidly stylish and silly art that comes packaged with writing that hits a little too close to home for anyone who’s ever held a job.
The Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet Of Chaos is the game equivalent of a Netflix knockoff of an HBO show: it’s not terrible and it has occasionally fun ideas, but it’s still worse than the source material in almost every conceivable way.
Paradise Killer may have bitten off more than it can chew. Weak courtroom mechanics, disappointing finale, and rudimentary dialogue system keep it from reaching the dizzying heights it aspires to and allows you to jump from. Yet every other part of the game is a joy, from the energetic soundtrack...
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is an immensely enjoyable fantasy RPG that doesn’t have as much remastered content as it could, but one that’s still well worth a purchase for anyone looking for a change of pace from modern sword and board games.
Solid tactical RPG gameplay set in a varied world filled with incredible characters and ‘water-cooler’ storytelling. Glaring issues aside, Wasteland 3 shines as the pinnacle of this genre and as one of the best games released this year despite its issues.
Destroy All Humans! is an example of a remake done right. It keeps all the charm from the original while updating the aspects that didn’t age well.
HB Studios continues to improve the title that had a rather humble beginning. Each year brings with it new features and improvements and that’s no easy feat. That being said, PGA Tour 2K21 isn’t perfect and whilst the presentation has seen a much needed improvement it’s still a touch limited,...
A killer soundtrack and inclusive accessibility settings don’t make up for the lack of innovation and gameplay fumbles of this just-another-Madden experience.
