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In an interview with developers at RGG Studio, they revealed that Gaiden was originally conceived as a DLC to Infinite Wealth in the same way Lost Judgment had The Kaito Files. They decided to make it a standalone entry and were working on it at the same time as Infinite...

Jared "Rare" Tracton·November 6, 2023
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Sword Art Online: Last Recollection is one of the better games in the franchise’s history. The combat mechanics are solid and questing can be fun, plus it’s good fan service. It’s a bit of a shame every other aspect drags the game down, but that won’t stop you from enjoying...

Ultimately, DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing gets the job done without excessive amount of effort. There’s more than enough content, but the quality of the racing and its general balance is just not on par with most of the better Mario Kart clones out there, let alone the last episodes of...

The Invincible is a great game, full of wonderful storytelling and choices that feel impactful.  The narrative suffers a bit near the end, but it’s an easy game to recommend to any genre fan.  The gameplay is enjoyable, Regis III and everything on it is gorgeously realized, and it is...

Unlike other Croteam titles, Talos 2 does not have any backup saves nor does its reset function actually reset your position. The game is also built to keep you out of where you should not be, almost to a fault, and so I unfortunately spent a good 30 minutes trying...

Robocop: Rogue City is a 7, but it’s a really fun 7.  It knows what it is, and it sticks to that no matter what.  The writing isn’t the best, and some of the characters look straight out of a $3 steam simulator title.  Still I had a ton of...

Not all is perfect though – the control system, when it works, which is most of the time, is great – but I had more than a few occurrences where arms seemingly wouldn’t respond, or my character would get stuck on nothing at all. Thankfully, these don’t detract too much...

From the beautiful presentation to the fun coming-of-age story, Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story is easily one of Tequila Works’ best. Fans of League of Legends have had their hands full with Riot Forge’s other releases and they can have another helpful serving of a fantastic adventure...

Trepang2 is a title that tries to recapture the magic of the classic F.E.A.R. franchise, managing to mimic certain aspects well, even improving upon them, while also failing to do so in others. The action-packed gameplay is mighty spectacular and incredibly satisfying when fighting against other soldiers, much less so...

Hellboy Web of Wyrd has good ideas and flawed execution.  It’s not a looker, becomes repetitive to play after 15 minutes, and has one of the least satisfying rogue-like setups I can remember.  If you love the character the story is interesting, but slogging through the title to see it...

In terms of graphics, the game absolutely delivers on Xbox Series X where I tested it. Vibrant lights via HDR, cars and tracks reflecting them realistically, excellent toy car models, vibrant colours, and most importantly an apparently very stable 60 frames per second all around. The game’s high speed and...

Lords of the Fallen is a stunningly good game.  Following a path set for it by Dark Souls 3 it nails every major part of what makes From’s games so damned good.  Stunning visually, the art style and music are some of my favorites.  While the very end does get...