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Frostpunk
Frostpunk’s main weakness is, strangely enough, also one of its strengths. The three currently available scenarios aren’t excessively long but manage to employ the game’s components in such a way that I was hooked from start to finish. From setting up buildings, managing temperature, exploring the outside world and dealing...
BattleTech
Note: BattleTech also supports PvP in the form of 1v1 Skirmishes. The developers have went on record stating that, at least at the moment, they see it more as a mode meant for fights between friends than for high level competitive play. This review does not cover the Skirmish mode.
Extinction
In a best case scenario, Extinction would have you employing Avil’s traversal capabilities to swiftly damage Ravenii, then give enough reasons to move back and deal with smaller foes while saving civilians and filling your execution bar in the progress, thus making use of all of the game’s elements. In...
Pit People
Despite its combat’s limitations, I adored Pit People’s lively world with all its crazy characters and absurd situations. There are tons of items to get, fighters to capture and quests to complete in its delightfully rendered areas, but it’s mainly The Behemoth’s approach to humor, both in a visual and...
Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered is a serviceable remaster of the 2014 adventure. The game is stable, especially compared to the original, and the improved graphics and framerate is a nice update. However, it doesn't solve the many issues the game already faces. Perhaps one day we'll get a fully realized Templar...
At the end of the day, Warhammer: Vermintide 2 is an excellent example of a properly handled sequel. It takes the recipe of the first game, which mixed visceral combat with a high requirement of teamwork and position awareness, and builds on top of it, both with its career system...
The Council – Episode 1: The Mad Ones sets up this story nicely, providing a solid edifice of characters, lore, and finally a multiple conclusion that have me interested in the next episode. It does feel overwhelming and limiting seeing all the options pass me by since I didn’t invest...
Into The Breach is a focused, excellent turn-based tactics game. Its small number of islands is offset by good procedural generation, a varied roster of squads and foes that will make you wonder whether you could have handled situations in a better way or not. Failure will occur, but so...
Rad Rodgers
It’s a shame that Rad Rodgers couldn’t think of anything better to differentiate itself than to reach at any other memorable platform game, because that wears its own credit razor thin. There’s a pretty and functional modern project to be found here, but that’s about it. In fact, more of...
Candleman: The Complete Journey isn’t aimed at people looking for challenge. While it does have a few tricks up its sleeve, it’s a casual platformer that does a lot with few means. Its biggest plus is that of introducing a different focus with each chapter without making it difficult to...
InnerSpace
InnerSpace’s Inverse is a beautiful world and soaring above it grants some sights that do impress, at least for the moments spent in it. It’s a real pity that the more I had to deal with its level design and controls, the less I actually wanted to go off the...
Life is Strange: Before the Storm is an exciting and rewarding tale full of drama and tough decisions. Those who played the original game will definitely find more to value here than newcomers because of prior knowledge of Chloe and most of the characters. Regardless. Life is Strange: Before the Storm...
