Alex Fuller
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It's a busy life for an alchemist. Making stuff, breaking stuff, making some more -- the orders never cease to roll in. So... who ordered the sequel?
Tango Gameworks' Ghostwire: Tokyo takes players to a paranormal Tokyo devoid of its populace. The game's blending of the modern and supernatural successfully sucks players into its setting with a great audiovisual experience.
Tremortusks, Tiderippers, and Dreadwings, oh my! Aloy is back and she's traveling to the Forbidden West. Does her journey involve saving the world and punching new mechasaurs? Absolutely.
Young Souls escapes the grasp of Stadia exclusivity to launch on multiple other platforms. Is this homage to the River City franchise able to break the mould of its progenitor?
Cloudpunk is an interesting take on the future noir setting, as seen through the eyes of a delivery driver. However, the game's various ports are proof positive that not all version are created equally.
Enjoy scaling heights and engaging story, yet deal with the AI issues and pray. Do not go gentle in that good night. Parkour, parkour in the Dying Light 2.
Monark launches with shades of Shin Megemi Tensei behind it. A great battle system and solid art have the making of a gem, but a slow and repetitive second half indicates plenty of room for refinement.
Some games have a stronger impact than others. Does the Sinnoh region have a lasting impact on Pokémon fans? Or does it stay too faithful to the original DS games? All we can say is: Bidoof is the greatest Pokémon of all time.
Moonglow Bay may be the most Canadian game to ever exist. From strange fish tales to chatty Maritimers, the game will have you entranced by all its wonders.
The Monster Rancher series returns with the release of Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX. Addictive gameplay and a host of quality-of-life improvements make this an easy option for any eager breeder.
Ever wanted to date your weapons? In Kitfox Games' recent release, hack n' slash your way across Verona Beach, and maybe get some smooches along the way.
Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars represents the softer side of Yoko Taro & Co. Even though its latter half suffers from a too-simple execution, it has some great ideas to grow upon.
