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Rarely do you get the chance to kill the world's most famous water-based creature. No, not Flipper. While playing through Gods Will Fall, I've finally been able to prove the existence of and then kill Nessie, making it clear why we've never seen the mythical beast up north in Scotland....
The mere existence of Hitman 3 sometimes feels like a minor miracle. It’s rare for each entry in a trilogy to have a different publisher, but somehow Agent 47’s latest trio of games have pulled off the improbable feat – Square Enix ditched the Hitman franchise (and its developers) back...
Ten years ago, Scott Pilgrim Vs the World was still a relatively obscure comic book series from Bryan Lee O'Malley, only really getting widespread recognition when famed director Edgar Wright (of the Shaun of the Dead and other titles in the Three Flavors Cornetto trilogy) helmed a film adaptation of...
Super Meat Boy was occasionally frustrating, because you could see the goal but struggled to reach it. It required lightning-fast reflexes and precision control and an understanding of all of the game's chaotic systems. Super Meat Boy Forever is frustrating because a lot of the time you don’t know what...
Media Molecule's been busy with their Dreams design suite for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR, but that doesn't mean that their franchises have been left behind on those previous console generations. Under the careful watch of Sumo Digital, the mascot of the Little Big Planet has been set free to...
Medal of Honor used to be the place to go when it came to a compelling single-player first-person shooter. EA had the market locked down for somebody who wanted a good storyline and then close-quarters multiplayer action with Medal of Honor and had the market locked down for huge open...
Special Editions have become a sort of tradition for the Devil May Cry series since the release of the third entry in the series. They also have one thing in common that makes them an essential purchase for all fans of the series: they make Vergil, Dante's brother and long-time...
The problem with Lovecraft games is that any attempt to adapt his work is met with obstacles, like his abject racism, his often dour and naïve protagonist, and a generally dark world. Call of the Sea isn’t so much adapted as heavily inspired. Most importantly, it is vibrant, colourful, and...
If you're having deja moo overseeing the same weather-predicting cows from two years ago, you aren't alone. Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age Definitive Edition is very much that same JRPG classic that was among my favorite RPG's back in 2018. Since then, Yuji Horii's signature JRPG...
Twin Mirror
Like the game itself, my opinion of Twin Mirror is split. The story is enticing and imaginative, the characters are interesting and varied, the magic realism is even slightly more down to earth for a more mature vibe. But it is a game that tugs slightly too hard at the...
Chronos: Before the Ashes is a strange beast. Originally released in 2016, this was an Oculus exclusive title that did VR a little differently. Following the success of Remnant: From the Ashes, Chronos, which is set in the same universe and just one month before the events of Remnant, was...
Immortals: Fenyx Rising, the umpteenth open-world game developed by Ubisoft, didn't have it easy right from the start. Originally announced as Gods and Monster, a very plain that name that however does encapsulate well what the game is all about, the open-world title completely disappeared from everyone's radar until earlier...
