Asad Ahmed
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Some performance issues shouldn’t distract you from Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty’s otherwise great ancient Chinese setting and fantastic gameplay.
Company of Heroes 3 is a well-crafted RTS game marred by many glaring issues that hinder it from achieving true greatness.
Sons Of The Forest is an extremely ambitious follow-up that completely outperforms its predecessor in every way. There is a lot more to do, the world is much bigger, and the new AI greatly enhances immersion and allows you to approach situations in several ways.
Octopath Traveler 2 condenses everything that’s great about the JRPG genre and delivers it in a beautifully designed package.
The integration of modern technology with a classic gaming experience has elevated Metroid Prime Remastered to new heights.
This is easily one of the best Harry Potter games to date, if not the best one ever. It has a decent storyline which was augmented by interesting characters, a beautifully crafted world, and excellent combat.
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake is a great new reason to return to Bikini Bottom and reunite with iconic characters from your childhood.
A Space for the Unbound is one of the best Indie Games to grace us these past few years, and it is not something you would want to sleep on.
The rekindling of a really old game like this requires a major overhaul of its mechanics which needs to be executed carefully so as not to alienate too much from the source material. Colossal Cave sticks to outdated mechanics and even fails to capture what made the original game so...
Fire Emblem Engage is an inoffensive and solid tactical strategy game. While it does not reinvent the genre, it introduces a gameplay loop that is extremely addictive and rewarding once you get the hang of it.
Blacktail features a diverse range of gameplay mechanics, but can sometimes get off track from its narrative goals. While the game offers an aesthetically pleasing world, it is generally unremarkable.
Hello Neighbor 2 is a bigger game than its predecessor and it’s also more complex. But it still feels really mundane, and its numerous bugs at launch don’t help either.
