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Gris
GRIS is without a doubt the most beautiful game I've played in 2018. Forget the jaw-dropping vistas of God of War, the sweeping ruggedness of Red Dead Redemption 2 or the sparkling waters of Sea of Thieves, GRIS has them all beat in my book. Forgoing the ongoing industry trend...
Progression is the most satisfying part of any game. Mastering combos you only fathomed before in Street Fighter. Taking on early boss monsters that are now fodder late-game in an RPG. Even polishing off players online after getting beaten repeatedly. Progression feels good, and games are best when they master...
I used to love Super Smash Bros., as a Nintendo fan. On the Nintendo 64 and Gamecube, I adored seeing characters I love fighting one another and acting so faithful to how I always knew they should. I was one of the Brawl detractors, though not because of any competitive...
Turn-based tactical games have been around since the release of the original X-COM, and it feels like the genre has evolved very little during the course of the years. Settings may have changed, mechanics have been tweaked, but it feels like fans of the genre have been playing pretty much...
Just Cause 4
Open-world games are changing. Ubisoft have been gradually transforming their open-world titles into RPGs, while Rockstar have fallen in love with online multiplayer, and, uh, horse testicle simulation. The Just Cause series is one of the last remaining proponents of an earlier open world philosophy that emphasizes do-it-yourself mayhem over...
Underworld Ascendant is a difficult game. Not because the systemic design allows for so much experimentation. Not because the dark corridors and moody anti-chambers are filled with so monstrous enemies that are hard to defeat. No, Underworld Ascendant is a difficult game because it just doesn’t work.
Persona is such a unique beast when it comes to JRPG’s. Originally born as an offshoot of an offshoot of the Shin Megami Tensei series, it’s since grown into one of the most recognizable Japanese RPG’s for its stylish presentation and social link aspects. Since then, Persona has evolved into...
Wandersong
The bard isn’t anybody’s favorite character class. Warriors get to stab stuff! Wizards can play with magic! Rogues get to be, well, rogue-ish! Bards…sing. Not that there’s anything wrong with singing, but it isn’t terribly helpful when you’re off on a world-saving adventure. In most RPGs, the bard’s job is...
Currently, the Doomsday Clock is set to two minutes to midnight, the highest risk the world has seen since 1953 when both the US and Soviet Union tested nuclear weapons within six months of each other. Originally, the clock was all about the threat of a nuclear apocalypse. Now, threats...
Unlike Nintendo and SEGA, Sony never managed to find a true mascot for its PlayStation brand, and not for lack of trying. The two characters that mostly represent the first console ever made by the Japanese company are Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon. Both the series' featuring these characters...
My favorite part of Overkill’s The Walking Dead are the moments that build up before everything goes to hell, and they will go to hell. Just when you think you carefully navigated around a horde of Walkers, an errant gunshot or the wrong door being opened results in you and...
Road Rash was the ultimate rental game. The Sega Genesis original and its sequels had an attention-grabbing gimmick – a motorcycle racer that let you pummel opponents with metal pipes – and just enough depth to keep you entertained for a weekend. Pretty much every 90s kid played Road Rash,...
