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To some, Yonder will be just a drawn out series of fetch quests lacking a worthwhile reward. It didn’t feel that way to me, though. When it comes to carefree, pressureless exploration and discovery, Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles does its job properly. There are these small moments, like jumping...
Drifting Lands
I’d lie if I said I didn’t enjoy most of my time with Drifting Lands. Smooth controls (provided you use a gamepad), a great soundtrack and a good amount of skills allow for experimenting with different builds. As long as you’re still encountering new foe types and patterns, it’s great...
Everspace
Everspace ticks the boxes it needs in order to be a good roguelike, at least in terms of gameplay. The 6DoF control scheme gives unprecedented freedom to combat in the subgenre. Weapons feel satisfying to use and its permanent progression makes it so that you don’t feel your time is...
Flinthook
Flinthook got me hooked (pun intended) with a very pleasant mixture of gameplay I have never seen before in a 2D platformer. The tether mechanics of Speed Runners, the addictiveness and replay value of Rogue Legacy and the fast paced action of Shovel Knight are to be found with this...
Endless Space 2 takes elements from both the first game in the series and its planet-bound cousin, mixing them together into a great package. It has its flaws, as I mentioned when discussing heroes, diplomacy and the bugs that gravitate around quests. It also has amazing visuals, audio and UI...
Even with the glaring issues, Trails in the Sky the 3rd is a charming videogame that has a lot of dedication and love put into it. The story of the game is certainly interesting for being an epilogue/spin-off. The visuals and gameplay are unique and different from other RPG games...
Even with its heartfelt tale, Old Man’s Journey felt less like a game one can get invested in and more like something to be played, say, on a long bus trip. It does come with beautiful levels that feel like large paintings which, coupled with the soundtrack, have the ability...
Dawn Of War III is in tune with the rest of the series in at least one respect: that of redefining itself. It’s very much different from both the first and the second title, on the whole. That’s because it treads the middle ground between them. In doing so, however,...
Little Nightmares plays like many a platformer but will leave its mark on you thanks to its disturbing imagery, tense chases, and great pacing.
Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap is by far the best representation to why certain retro games deserve a makeover. Not just because they can, but developers such as Lizardcube have taken careful thought and conducted lots of research, love and time into this game. Should DotEmu and Lizardcube decide they...
Rain World
I’ll happily admit that Rain World kicked my ass unlike any game I’ve played in recent memory. This happened, undoubtedly, because even as I progressed, the difficulty didn’t seem to go down and going back to a hibernation chamber from 30 minutes ago ate through my patience a little too...
Length is not an issue when it comes to Vikings - Wolves Of Midgard, especially as you’re offered a New Game+ mode that strips you of your gear but allows you to keep your skills once the campaign is completed. By that point, however, I found few reasons to go...
