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However, many of those games are strengthened by their creative randomness, with a rotation of armaments, boons, and permanent upgrades to support individualized builds. In Lysfanga, it’s entirely possible to beat the game with the equipment found in its first hour. Runes and spells are not built equally, the majority...
For a free game that shows the first glimpse of what Konami is truly going to do with the franchise, Silent Hill: The Short Message is absolutely worth experiencing. That's not to say it's perfect. The "walk around and find the only interactable object in the room" gameplay brings nothing...
The story of Granblue Fantasy: Relink may be on the shorter side, but it honestly feels like it's as long as it needs to be. It doesn't overstay its welcome, and the co-op and post-game content is likely where most people will spend their time anyway. Without too many spoilers,...
While working through the early game of Persona 5, it’s nearly impossible to not constantly be fusing new Personas to clear up space in inventory. However, in Persona 3 Reload, the opposite problem seems to occur. Rather than having an abundance of choices, it feels incredibly difficult at times to...
Previous Tekken games have sported excellent customization options both cosmetically and through gameplay. Tekken 8 has continued that trend and then some. Every playable character and their controls can be highly customized. Various cosmetic options include different clothing, hairstyles, and accessories. Some characters can be changed so much that they...
Infinite Wealth also takes the job system that was so brilliant in the original Like A Dragon and makes it more accessible. Returning jobs like Hero, Homeless Guy, and Hostess are all fun, but new jobs steal the spotlight, with Samurai, Desperado, and Kunoichi some of the best of the...
Each of the three games included in this remastered trilogy may feature the same story as their originals, yet the quality brought to the Nintendo Switch collection is worth a look. Those who may have missed the games the first time around, or who have never played any Phoenix Wright...
As Turnip Boy's upgrades and arsenal grow, it becomes increasingly easy to plow through enemies, but this progression from weak root vegetable to overpowered killing machine is satisfying in its own ridiculous way. Bosses each have their own unique battle styles that can take at least a few attempts to...
Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising took what made its predecessor and Guilty Gear Strive so accessible and doubled down on it. Players can still opt to use the traditional D-pad inputs+button system to perform special attacks, but they are not limited to that. To perform an ability, all players need to...
Monsters can be fought in the wild, but there are also battle contests - one in the human world at the Endor Colosseum and the other at the Maulosseum in Nadiria, the world of monsters. These unlock periodically throughout the story and often must be completed to move the narrative...
Wizordum
Level Editors are the best thing FPS game developers can give their players. From playing around with the Build engine to modding Half-Life, from TimeSplitters' MapMaker to DOOM 2016's custom multiplayer levels, allowing players access to development tools and letting them see what they can create themselves has long been...
Astral Ascent
At the time of this review, I have yet to actually beat Astral Ascent in full, so I can't speak to the game's ending. If it's anything like most roguelikes I've played over the years, though, it's not getting to the ending that matters; it's about how enjoyable the trip...
