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Alone in the Dark’s moments of homage will land more strongly with longtime fans of the original, and the optional director’s commentary in the upgraded PC install is a fun add-on to enjoy; it would have been even better to have included it with all versions of the game. Still,...
Since the Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection includes two games that were originally released in the early 2000s, a plethora of Star Wars content has since been released that renders the campaigns of these games obsolete. While it doesn’t decrease the level of gameplay enjoyment, it does make it harder...
It's hard to believe that Slave Zero X is some headline-grabbing response to a furious fan campaign or anything of the like, just more of a surprise elaboration on a 25-year-old IP whose small contingent of mega-fans celebrated the announcement; these must be the same folks who snatched up the...
If there's one major knock against Unicorn Overlord, it's that its story and characters are just a bit below what I'd expect from the same studio that produced 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim. It's clear Vanillaware is capable of designing some standout protagonists, but that doesn't really happen in Unicorn Overlord,...
Beyond that, however, there are also plenty of other options. Alongside championships and custom match creation, the MyRISE game mode acts as a solid career mode, with two different strands for players to pursue. Meanwhile, MyGM takes things down more of a management and tactical approach, as the player runs...
Despite an unsteady script and some questionable performances, it’s to the game’s ultimate credit that the plot is compelling enough that the push to see it through overcomes these faults in the end. Even though a few plot arcs are discarded in such a way as to imply cut content,...
Balatro
Beyond those effects, though, it’s all about the complexity and randomness of bonus cards, the myriad shop items, the lucky joker pulls, these random prompts which can spin the most compromised run into gold. There’s a convenient seed system where players can challenge randomness, repeating their attempts with different choices...
Whereas the last LoL spin-off focused on just one of its champions, Nunu, Bandle Tale delves deeper into the franchise's lore, largely drawing inspiration from the Legends of Runeterra Beyond the Bandlewood expansion. It expands upon the established region of Bandle City and its mysterious Yordle inhabitants, with players taking...
Mario vs. Donkey Kong
For the remake, Mario Vs. Donkey Kong includes many new quality-of-life features as well as new worlds, levels, and the addition of a multiplayer mode. Players who experienced the original game will enjoy seeing the new Merry Mini-Land and Slippery Summit worlds, and there is a new Casual Mode for...
Helldivers 2 excels in a wildly entertaining duality, frequently swinging between incredible power fantasy and chaotic hilarity. Arrowhead Game Studios' third-person co-op shooter, playable with up to four people online, comes nearly a decade after the first Helldivers, a top-down shooter which was released in 2015. While the original garnered...
There is so much good to say about Foamstars, with its quirky characters and cheerfully energizing feel. While at launch the matches do not feel entirely balanced, that will even out with time, yet the microtransactions look as though they could only get worse. Currently, Foamstars is free on PS...
Many 3D arena fighting games based on anime properties have underwhelmed players with gameplay mechanics that feel clunky and unsatisfying. JJKCC's combat attempts to set itself apart from other 3D fighters with a couple of unique mechanics. Cursed energy builds up as players land low-damage normal attacks until stronger cursed...
