Rob Gordon
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The final online multiplayer game is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters for the SNES, a 1993 one-on-one fighting game that was a great option for those who had exhausted their time with the likes of Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat, and remains an engaging experience to this day....
This is in part down to the wider design of the title, which is very much in line with point-and-click adventure games of old. For some, this will be an absolute positive, with the same requirement to combine items together to resolve seemingly unconnected events, but for those less used...
Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered is a third-person action game set in an open world New York, where Peter Parker must try and stop the machinations of the dangerous villain Mister Negative. Along the way, plenty of other characters will turn up in a story that emulates the comics while also drawing...
After appearing in the last couple of Forza Horizon games in the form of DLC, Forza Horizon 5: Hot Wheels returns to deliver a rather chunky expansion for the latest game in the franchise. Set above the clouds of Mexico, where the main Forza Horizon 5 experience is found, the player...
Of course, it wouldn't be a Capcom collection without at least one iteration of the Street Fighter series, and thankfully there are some decent options here. The primary one that will keep fighting fans engaged is Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition, which is an expanded version of Super Street Fighter...
Road 96
It's these non-playable characters that really help cement Road 96's world. There is a cast of figures who will reappear throughout the game on different journeys, and help the player explore the reality of the totalitarian state they live in, those who help to prop it up, and those who...
As with the other expansion packs, Dawn of Ragnarok spends a little too much time trying to replicate side content within the DLC's lens. Sinmara’s Chosen are the latest equivalent of the roving champions system that has been a part of the Assassin's Creed series for a few games now, providing tough...
Unforeseen Incidents
Unforeseen Incidents leans heavily into the adventure genre, with the player exploring static locales and grabbing every item they can to try and combine them when the puzzle pieces start to fall together. Even the characters match the feel of traditional adventure games, with witty rapports and a light-hearted main...
This means that the player is never able to meander too much, jumping from one action section to another with pockets of more open stealth gameplay spliced between. Since this is a little more combat focused than the base game, which saw the player mixing up gunplay with hacking and stealth mechanics depending on...
Beyond Blue
Beyond Blue does also provide players with a wider story to discover, both from Mirai’s professional sense as an oceanographer and from her inter-personal relationships. The maps generally relate to the tracking of a pod of sperm whales, while also splicing in other themes of conservation such as turtle hatchlings and...
Although Ratchet and Rivet's gameplay feels the same, there are also various mini game modes to freshen things up. The game's Glitch sections are a basic third-person shoot 'em-up where the player must shoot out virus hubs within networks, while the player takes control of Clank to fix dimensional shifts with little puzzles that...
Video games have historically done a tremendous job of making players care about inanimate objects. Whether it's the ever-beloved companion cube of the Portal games, or the simple shapes of indie platform darling Thomas Was Alone, game developers have likely made players care more about objects than they would care to admit...
