Dylan Blereau
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The Almost Gone grips with its foreboding narrative, rewarding puzzles, and diorama aesthetic, but falters somewhat in part due to obtuse moments and a weak narrative payoff
Shantae and the Seven Sirens is yet another feather in the Shantae series cap, pairing solid gameplay, beautiful visuals and an excellent soundtrack in what is close to the ultimate package.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered brings the crass and crazy antics of Saints Row: The Third to modern consoles, albeit with some hiccups along the way
Coffee Talk
Coffee may often be bitter, but Toge Productions’ Coffee Talk is arguably one of the sweetest games I’ve played. Its art and soundtrack warm you up as quickly as a cappuccino, while the stories of cafe clientele keep you as engaged and alert as a triple shot espresso
Gris
Gris is an insanely pretty and emotional title that focuses on the hardships that come when grieving the loss of a loved one. It manages to tell its hard hitting story extremely well, while also offering solid yet simple gameplay, a beautifully melancholic soundtrack and a stunning art style
Eastshade
Eastshade’s beauty and heart is undeniable, however the baffling amount of technical problems on console quickly begin to eat away at the goodness it has to offer.
Indivisible is an RPG epic that uniquely blends action/turn-based combat into one extremely satisfying package.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a tactical role-playing gem that manages to offer up one of the most engaging gameplay loops in recent memory, while also being buoyed by an epic narrative that boasts an endearing cast of characters.
Final Fantasy VII Remake has converted this detractor into a believer. Even with its handful of issues, the richly detailed world and story are something to behold.
Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon is an adorably charming and fun mystery dungeon romp that sees you befriending and battling enemies from the Final Fantasy series, while playing as arguably its most recognisable mascot, Chocobo (sorry Moogle).
The Occupation is a unique and intriguing investigative thriller, that is sadly ruined by a multitude of performance issues that see it never reach its full potential.
Despite releasing almost 20 years ago, Final Fantasy IX remains an excellent RPG that lay down the framework for how to make an enthralling role-playing adventure, it’s just a shame that the port doesn’t quite do the game justice.
