Kieron Verbrugge
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A simplistic and repetitive, but appreciably cathartic shark-em-up that would be the perfect weekend blast if it wasn't so frustratingly undercooked
A gorgeous, dense JRPG classic made richer and more beautiful with a seriously impressive makeover and a suite of new features. This is how you do a remaster
A remastered and complete version of a divisive franchise entry that won't change anyone's mind but is well worth a replay for die-hard fans or anyone keen for a more considered crime sim
A charming puzzler that makes up for some occasionally awkward design with a simple yet intensely personal and emotional narrative
Moving Out
Slapstick charm and some genuinely welcome quality-of-life features mean there's a lot to love in this chaotic co-op removalist sim, but like any renter will tell you, moving can get old pretty quick.
A worthy follow-up to the beloved classic that hits and exceeds most of the same high notes while delivering a heartfelt and emotional new chapter in Ori's journey.
Bloodroots
Not since Hotline Miami has a game so successfully married ultraviolence with one-more-go arcade action, or so successfully made me really mad
Dreams
Dreams is the impossible made possible, and most importantly, accessible. There's never been a creative platform like this, and Media Molecule has proven that they were the only ones capable of building it all along
Unique, quirky and laugh-out-loud funny, this Aussie-made parody sim is short but packed full of slapstick fun
Not only does this re-release of an underappreciated Wii U JRPG represent the best possible version of the game, it’s also now on a platform that suits it perfectly
DEEMO -Reborn- goes above and beyond a simple mobile port by offering a totally unique take on the rhythm genre and stuffing it with compelling content
Though it follows a very recognisable 'indie adventure' formula, Lost Ember has exactly the right amount of heart and creativity to make it compelling
