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The Alters
At any given time, it feels as though there are a million resources you’re falling short on, storage that’s quickly reaching capacity, and not enough hands to go around for all the work that needs to be done. Unfortunately, it was occasionally more overwhelming than it was enjoyable, even on...
Kojima Productions' Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is very much its predecessor's sequel, being a direct continuation of the story and adapting its gameplay systems wholesale, but it does make an effort to improve on the novelty and excellence of Death Stranding. The bizarre, post-cataclysmic delivery game deconstructs some...
The game is primarily split between bouts of combat, demon maintenance, and exploring each cloistered region for NPC chatter and the occasional bonus quest, or “case.” Those scare quotes are intentional, since the bulk of RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army’s side quests are one-off blips which barely...
FBC: Firebreak
Each of the five stages comes in three clearance levels, starting with a tutorial version and progressing to two additional iterations. While all three clearance levels of a job start in the same area and present the same basic objective, each one unlocks a new door to continue deeper. Firebreak's...
Tron: Catalyst
Although I was initially intrigued, I found my eyes glazing over whenever a new dialogue scene started up. Often, I find myself rushing through combat to get to dialogue scenes in better story-rich games, especially ones that allow me to participate in the conversation. Here, I found myself speed reading...
Date Everything!
After receiving the Dateviators, the protagonist starts receiving messages from someone only known as "Tinfoilhat" who seems to be behind the situation. The powerful corporate leader, David Most, as well as possibly the government, is looking for these glasses now. Other than Tinfoilhat, the only person to know what is...
Mario Kart World
However, the first thing that struck me while playing this latest entry in the series is the fact that Mario Kart World's courses are incredible. We may not have the plethora of 96 tracks that we enjoyed by the end of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe's lifespan. However, it's important to...
Dune: Awakening
Dune: Awakening was dealt a difficult hand when it came to adapting Dune's combat for a video game. Shields in Dune prevent most projectiles from penetrating them, forcing people to resort to fighting with melee weapons like swords. However, sticking to this faithfully could have proven difficult for balancing encounters....
Nice Day for Fishing
The crew behind Viva La Dirt League (VLDL) have released their first game, Nice Day For Fishing, with help from developer FusionPlay and publisher Team17. VLDL has already immersed itself so deeply in online content creation through their skits, D&D games, and shows that even if someone doesn't recognize the...
I've found that runs can go south very quickly unless every player is on the ball. Death is severely punished in Nightreign because if a teammate doesn't revive you, you'll lose a level and potentially all your currency if you don't run back and grab your stack of souls. Sometimes...
Monster Train 2
In key ways, Monster Train 2 is indistinguishable from the original, but it brings more content to tangle with, giving this no-less-than-essential sequel a victory lap quality. But who can complain? The first Monster Train game launched in 2020, and it gave Slay the Spire some worthy competition. Developer Shiny...
Doom: The Dark Ages
It's hard to find any real complaints about DOOM: The Dark Ages. I'm eagerly awaiting the planned Campaign DLC, and in the meantime, will likely continue to search each level for secrets and try out each difficulty. The highest difficulty is a lot of fun for more experienced players, though...