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While originally a surprise left for the second half of Marvel's Spider-Man, the inclusion of Miles Morales into Sony's own version of New York City was a welcome addition. Peter Parker might have been the leading man, but Miles very well might have stolen the show in the 2018 adventure....
The Yakuza series has largely focused around two uniquely Japanese characters: Kiryu Kazuma and the lively city of Kamurocho. For nearly two decades, players have stepped into his leather shoes and hit the streets, saving the town from all manner of gang invasion and stopping all-out yakuza wars on more...
Sometimes the name of a game will leave you with such low-hanging fruit, it's impossible not to draw attention to it. The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope is one such game, with one such name. For example, when replying to somebody saying "I hope this is going to be better...
Ask a certain professional league footballer and you’ll know that anyone can fight the vast and uncaring cruelty of the British Government, but it isn’t always easy, and it can sometimes be a little repetitive. Watch Dogs Legion lets anybody turn against a fictional, but not all that unbelievable London...
In any good strategy game, there's an enormous sense of risk. Victory is never assured, no matter how dense your army may be, and watching the units you have carefully cultivated over hours of play die by the hands of an overwhelming enemy is heartbreaking. Add to that a good...
Remothered: Tormented Fathers got a lot of attention from hardcore horror fans back in 2018, and not just because of its rather odd title. The game offered up plenty of atmosphere, decent stealth gameplay, and a lurid, twisting story seemingly inspired by old-school Italian giallo horror films (the game’s creator,...
Carto
Have you ever drawn out your own treasure map as a child, leading through traps and dangers to lead the way to a bountiful treasure? Does the idea of geocaching and solving riddles to discover the next location tickle your fancy? Do you just like to help others in need?...
Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part One has taught me something. Actually, it has taught me a few things. The first is that you can unlearn how to play Doom. It seems a lifetime ago when I reviewed the game, though it was only seven months ago. That's more...
Disc Room
Devolver Digital has a cadre of skilled programmers that come up with a plethora of unique titles but perhaps none in their rogues gallery are as aligned to my own interests as the collaborative efforts of Terri Vellmann, Doseone, Kitty Calis and Jan Willem Njiman. When not working on other...
I enjoyed Mario Kart Tour more than this. That's a pretty brutal way to start off a review considering the reception Mario Kart Tour received from a majority of the gaming community, but it's also genuinely how I feel. As a game, purely as a video game, Mario Kart Live:...
The last year-or-so has been a bit of a PR rollercoaster for Genshin Impact. When the game was first unveiled in the summer of 2019, many angrily wrote it off as a gacha-fueled rip-off of Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but those who actually went hands-on...
Despite being among the most unique gaming series ever made, the AquaNox franchise has been absent from the spotlight for a very long time. Following the release of AquaNox 2, and the canceling of the game's PlayStation 2 remake, the underwater world has been left unexplored, and fans of the...
