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Disney Speedstorm is a game that I can see myself returning to, both for the new seasons and to dive into high-action races with my favorite characters.
Dead Island 2 should serve as a shining example for both games that make it out of development hell and sequels with a long time gap. Unlike in some cases, I didn't just get a zombie game that was given the Dead Island title slapped on it, I actually got...
While I don't necessarily see myself sinking a ton of time into the game going forward --primarily because RTS games still aren't my thing-- I do appreciate Mojang's effort in expanding the Minecraft universe and experimenting with different genres to see how creative they can get with the IP. Slightly...
Golf – and therefore EA Sports PGA Tour – is not a simple game, but my feelings towards it can be expressed simply. It feels like playing the sport, and it's hard to ask for much more than that.
In a gaming world filled with violence and war, it's nice to sit back and relax in an adorable universe like Melon Journey: Bittersweet Memories. So, if you are looking for your next cozy game, you should absolutely pick it up for a meager price and get to know all...
All in all, Road 96: Mile 0 feels like a missed opportunity. Rather than building on what the original game had done so well, it deviates to tell an uninspired story with a gameplay mechanic that just doesn't really feel all that interesting to play. Road 96 fans will find...
Like most deck-building battle games, every encounter demands clever strategies and a bit of luck to take down the opposing team. But the ongoing city-building thread in Wildfrost keeps things interesting as you earn new ways to fight, drawing you back in for more so that you can get just...
There is nothing stale about this next mode, though, and it is quite easily the best aspect of MLB The Show this year. San Diego Studios brings The Negro Leagues to the forefront with their brand-new Storylines mode, detailing the journey of eight different greats from that era, including Leroy...
On its surface, Dredge promises a fishing adventure and there is no doubt that there's plenty of fish out there to be caught. However, the sinister undercurrents are truly what hooked me, like a voice in the fog that constantly calls me back to explore further, fish deeper, and embrace...
This game is one of my favorite games I've ever played for a hundred different reasons. I recommend it for anyone who likes open-world games of any kind, whether you're an experienced, hardcore gamer or a more casual player. Its vast open world and spot-on physics-based gameplay are immediately immersive...
If you love a solid challenge that gives its players a justifiable reason to be okay with a trial-and-error approach to progression, then Have a Nice Death is the perfect pick for you. Being able to experiment with even more insane builds to replace your favorites while also hearing about...
If I had to put my verdict of Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon into one compact sentence, it would be this: this new prequel presents players with the perfect introduction to a well-loved character and series. This game absolutely does not respect player boundaries when it comes to...
