Zack Webster
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Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade has made its way to new platforms. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is a very welcome addition, not losing anything from the planned trilogy's hugely impressive opening act.
Square Enix has finally brought the Zodiac Brave Story to modern audiences. Bolstered by outstanding voice acting, this enhanced version is a great way to experience this timeless classic.
Consume Me is a semi-autobiographical life sim game about diet culture and discomfort in one's body. Is Jenny's story a downer? Or is it one seeing through to the end?
Black Myth: Wukong is visually impressive and has decent gameplay. However, its story relies heavily on the source material and may ostracize those unfamiliar with the novel.
The members of Fairy Tail set off on a roguelike adventure. Despite some issues, the cards are stacked in favor of this game.
Panic's Arco takes players to a low fantasy take on the American frontier. Despite some technical hiccups, the fresh ideas it brings in make for a plenty enjoyable and distinct outing.
There's always something enjoyable about a wonderful swashbuckling adventure. Can Thunderful Games' SteamWorld Heist II stand up to the deepest ocean depths or does it crash against the reef?
This edition of Adventure Corner focuses on the puzzle platformer Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story. Unfortunately, this song is quite a bit out of key.
NIS America's The Cruel King and the Great Hero provides little challenge and some tedious gameplay, but has a heartwarming, storybook tale that makes it worth playing.
Pokémon games haven't changed their formula much in the last twenty five years, relying on side games for experimentation. Arceus breathes a new life into the franchise and shows how reinventing key gameplay aspects can revolutionize the Pokémon experience.
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin is a game made up of equal parts rice farming and trouncing baddies. Is it fertile enough ground for a satisfying experience to take root or will players only reap the withered husks of disappointment?
Echodog Games' first title is a short, nuanced look at community, travel, and the difficulties of communication. The card-based conversation system is easy to pick up, but making everybody happy is a different story.
