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An interesting walking simulator set aboard a scientific space station that was sent to observe an alien planet.'Walking simulators' have certainly come a long way over the last few years and I for one am [...]
A beautifully impressionistic and emotionally charged game. Matt Makes Games' Celeste is a triumph, in every sense of the word. This is a truly special game that [...]
A small platter of bite-sized appetizers.What would it be like to experience a game that started you at the end boss? And what [...]
Poor execution of a good concept.Unknown Worlds' Subnautica is another attempt at exploration for the sake of exploration. While more rooted to the [...]
A brilliant sci-fi storyline doesn't excuse tedious combat and dull puzzles.Back in 2014, Canadian developer Over the Moon released a nice little game called The Fall, a side-scrolling [...]
A much-needed revamp.Dynasty Warriors 9 takes place, like many of the previous games in the series, during the Battles of [...]
Online is hot but offline is not in this air hockey-tennis hybrid.In a 2016 interview, High Horse Entertainment described Disc Jam as
About as enjoyable and lasting as an apple.Shiftlings - Enhanced Edition is a… unique experience. If you’ve ever wondered what the music of Star Trek [...]
Ueda’s PlayStation 2 masterpiece makes a triumphant return.Hypothetically, if you were to poll a small group Shadow of the Colossus fans, asking them to list [...]
Worth a shot.Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is the long-awaited follow-up to Square-Enix's Final Fantasy crossover titles that were released for [...]
Top-notch anime flair takes on occasional filler content in FighterZ.Fans of Dragon Ball and the fighting game genre alike can rejoice. Dragon Ball FighterZ lives up to [...]
A vexing grind holds back an otherwise content-rich, enjoyable old-school shooter.Sky Force Reloaded is that strangest of games, one where its greatest strength is simultaneously its greatest weakness. [...]
