Tomas Franzese
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“Song of Nunu is Riot Forge's best game yet, emphasizing gameplay variety and an emotional narrative about processing grief.”
“Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged enhances the original's formula is every possible way.”
If you’ve ever gotten work done on your car, you might be familiar with the weird feeling that comes with waiting for a tune-up to be finished. You don’t know how long it will take, and all you can do is hope that all of the proper adjustments are being...
As assassin-in-training Basim works to become a Hidden One toward the start of Assassin’s Creed Mirage, he’s scolded by his mentor, Roshan. After asking Basim to make a leap of faith into a pile of leaves, Roshan says it’s clear that Basim’s mind isn’t fully committed. Although Basim is eventually...
“El Paso, Elsewhere is an intense, personal indie shooter that you'll want to see through to the end.”
During Mortal Kombat 1’s superhero movie-like story campaign, one standout action scene finds me inside a dingy dungeon full of Shang Tsung’s disgusting experiments. Kenshi, Baraka, Johnny Cage, and Kung Lao fight against a horde of monsters within the grimy lab, and an intense fight ensues. Instead of cutting to a...
“Mortal Kombat 1's creative Kameo system helps reinvent the classic fighting series, but poor single-player offerings feel like a step back.”
“Immortals of Aveum is a colorful magic FPS that's sometimes too snarky for its own good.”
“Atlas Fallen has some ambitious ideas for a game of its scale, but its poor presentation holds back a promising combat system.”
“Disney Illusion Island is a charming all-ages platformer that acts as a breezy introduction to the Metroidvania genre.”
“Street Fighter 6 is perfect for both seasoned pros and those who have never picked up a fighting game.”
“Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is bigger and more densely detailed that Fallen Order in almost every way, but it still tells a personal story.”
