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Our motto at WayTooManyGames is that we “review the good, the bad, and the so bad it’s good”. At times, playing a truly terrible game feels borderline entertaining, as you’ve noticed in the past with our reviews of Fast & Furious Crossroads and The Quiet Man. They are even worthy...
It has been 33 years of Mario Kart, and while there have been more characters than the initial eight added, there has never been a real overhaul of how the games work. That is, until now. Who knows if it’s the power of the Nintendo Switch 2 bringing Nintendo much...
Like many others, the 2018 PC port of Yakuza 0 was my introduction to the Yakuza franchise. A game I didn’t really have much in the way of expectations, and only really tried out of morbid curiosity and the amazingly dedicated fanbase. I didn’t realise just how special it was...
Dune is actually one of my favorite literature franchises of all time, and I couldn’t have been happier with the fact the damn thing has finally become mainstream and socially acceptable after having been considered the utmost nerdiest crap for the past sixty years. I am eternally grateful to Dennis...
Anchorman is not for everyone, and I accept that. A movie that I loved to death when it hit me at the right time in life, I get that the style of humor, and madcap delivery of lines and visual gags can be annoying for some. Which is why I...
Returnal is still one of the best games available on the PS5, even if, deep down, I don’t like how it managed to steal the thunder from so many other roguelikes, just due to the fact it was the first high-budgeted roguelike to be made by a console manufacturer. It’s...
HB Studios is back again after another two year hiatus with their next iteration, PGA Tour 2K25, and I have to say, I like these year long breaks in-between. It allows the developers more time to implement bigger and better things, and as a player it doesn’t burn me out....
Pocket Trap positively charmed and won me over last summer when I laid hands and eyes on Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo. The game, which is so heavily GBA-inspired in design and execution, had the perfect little demo of dungeon-adjacent exploration, puzzle solving and some witty dialogue to make the...
Who would have imagined that immediately after finishing (the now formerly previous version of) The Sinking City, that the remaster would suddenly release the next day? It’s hard to believe, but it couldn’t have been better times. After playing through all of the awkward jankiness of the original, I couldn’t...
It’s crazy to think one of the original creators of Breakout was Apple’s own Steve Wozniak way back in the mid 70s. To think nearly 50 years on, Breakout is still a mainstay series with every generation able to remember their first time playing it. Whether it’s the original arcade...
There are times where we must contemplate death and whatever we think, believe or hope comes afterwards. The entirety of human consciousness has hinged on how we have taken that existential concept and used it to drive our actions. As a result, people have come to act, react and progress...
I will be honest with you: as much as I was immediately enamored with the concept of playing a Mad Max-inspired vehicular combat game themed after Warhammer 40,000, and as awesome as it was to see a publisher deciding to remove microtransactions altogether prior to launching the game out of...
