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A decent trip down memory lane.The original Fire Emblem (not to be confused with the similarly titled “Fire Emblem” in the West) is [...]
The Coalition's first expansion often excites, but the ephemeral length and mismatched gameplay loop tempers its fiery ambition.Depending on what day you ask, it's been forever or yesterday since I evaluated Gears 5. Even during a [...]
Twin Mirror
A pale reflection of DONTNOD's previous work.An Appalachian town, a grisly murder-mystery, and a reclusive journalist with an extraordinary means of gathering evidence are [...]
Out of the Blue's puzzle-adventure debut resonates due to its mechanical challenge and atypical approach to Lovecraftian fiction.Like listening to a seashell’s rhythmic chant of the ocean, Call of the Sea's background story resembles something you've heard [...]
Whether due to its miserly length or disjointed puzzles, Mojiken's exploration of loss is already distant in my mental rearview mirror.Note: This review is based on the Xbox One version of the game, but played on an Xbox [...]
Meat cute.Like its predecessor, Super Meat Boy Forever is a humbling game. You may think you're a platforming master, [...]
Phogs!
Two heads aren't better than one.Phogs! isn't a great game — or even a good game — but it's impossible not to like. [...]
Cyberpunk 2077
A beautiful, complicated mess of a game.Note that this review is based on the PS4 version of Cyberpunk 2077, but played on a PS5 [...]
The Pathless
An inspired & nuanced structure demonstrates where Giant Squid took the road less traveled, and it made all the difference.If I were to place words like
Sega reassures fans and newcomers alike that change is for the better, ushering Yakuza into the ninth generation with confidence.There's an old saying: “you can never go home again”, and in some sense it applies to Yakuza. The [...]
The Falconeer
Bumpy design turbulence blunts The Falconeer's ambition.Whether this is more a criticism against the Xbox Series X|S list of new games or a praise [...]
FTQD Studio's first outing is a playful shooter/slasher hybrid that's far too finite to feel worth its retail price.If there's one thing the Xbox Series launch deserves credit for it's the pleasant surprise of solo indie [...]
