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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 [...]
Beyond slight blemishes and the somewhat “slow burn” of both the combat and story, there’s much to love about this gripping Norse epic.Dark Age themes and Norse mythology have seemingly become “en vogue” of late, with the rise of shows [...]
A strong entry in the long-running series and a fascinating dive into the Cold War.Following a mediocre fourth episode in the sub-series, and generally speaking a futuristic orientation for the shooter franchise [...]
A calamity of disappointmentThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has certainly been one of the most influential titles of [...]
Sackboy turns in a solid performance, but treads over ground that has clearly been walked on by others.Sackboy is Sony's working man. Ever since the release of LittleBigPlanet on PlayStation 3, he has been fighting the good [...]
Miles Morales’ emotionally-tangled storytelling web is nonetheless supplemented by polished gameplay and welcomed next-gen benefits.[Reviewer's Note: Although I do my best to avoid SPOILERS, I will mention story details that I liked/disliked, [...]
Despite clinging to some underwhelming gimmicks, Astro’s Playroom is a cute-n-capable platformer.When anyone utters the term
Let them be cake.If you love party games and pastries, then Cake Bash might be the game for you. Set inside [...]
A failed uprising.Watch Dogs is a series that has never really found its footing. From a widely panned first game [...]
Growing grains.You'll never think about rice the same way after playing Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. The game, which [...]
Fans will enjoy Melody of Memory, but those not stirred by the events of the past may have issues moving forward.A friend once told me the thing they enjoyed most about Kingdom Hearts was that they grew up alongside [...]
