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Journey to the Savage Planet is well worth checking out if you’re looking for something to fill the void of time you’ve got during this fairly quiet start to 2020. The sense of exploration drives you forward, the satirical comedy lands every time, and the presentation on the whole just...
When Dragon Ball Z Kakarot shines it shines brightly, but it's bogged down by some questionable design decisions along the way.
Mandate of Heaven is the best kind of expansion for a replayable sandbox strategy game like Total War: Three Kingdoms. Rather than creating a new scenario, it recontextualizes the existing one and in turn serves to make it a deeper and more satisfying experience.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions is very much a bubbly and upbeat RPG that never dives too deeply into the sinister side of idol culture, and instead focuses on fun and colorful musical numbers, and the general sense of having a good time.
That being said, Cotteries of New York is an excellent entry point and a good adaptation of the traditional tabletop RPG. If you're looking for a solid vampire story this is definitely for you.
If you've enjoyed similar games, Simulacra will be right up your street. Its story is creepy and unpredictable, with the variety in gameplay keeping you engaged, even if it drags towards the end.
This final expansion title for Shovel Knight features new levels, music, and so much more that it feels like a full game. Better yet, this title exhibits the same excellent platforming and tight gameplay that you would expect from a Yacht Club Games title. King of Cards is no doubt...
Sean and Daniel's relationship truly resonated with me, and I'm sure due to its perfect encapsulation of that sibling relationship, it'll resonate with many many others in the same way. Life Is Strange 2 isn't some pleasant walk in the park, but a perilous slog across the country, staring adversity...
Even though it doesn't reinvent the wheel, at the end of the day, strategy fans - and certainly XCOM fans - will enjoy the improvements that Phoenix Point makes, especially if this is just the beginning.
Overall Darksiders Genesis pulls off the change in perspective. It feels like a true to form Darksiders game and should not be skipped by any fan of the series.
Initially revealed at PSX nearly four years ago, Golem was one of the most exciting games shown off by Sony in the early days of PSVR, boasting a development team made up of ex-Halo veterans and promising a fully-fledged adventure game.
With Need for Speed (2015) and Payback, EA seemed to lose grasp of what fans looked for from the series. Awkward Fast & Furious style stories, slot machine upgrades, and live-action segments were not what was needed to make Need for Speed the biggest name in racing again.
