Kyle Nicol
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When Cyberpunk 2077 was released in 2020 it was a really divisive game, launching in a terrible state and under-delivering in multiple areas. However, it was also just a good time, with a surprisingly touching story and great core gameplay. Overall, it was a really good game that didn’t hit...
There is always great joy in compelling science fiction mysteries. Uncovering the unknown is something that video games do well, even in the walking simulator genre. Games like SOMA have stuck with me for years, thanks to a compelling narrative, even if it ended up lacking in gameplay. Unfortunately, The...
“It’s not a lake, it’s an ocean” are the words that have been in the heads of Alan Wake fans for years. Remedy’s 2010 action-horror masterpiece delivered one of the wildest and most compelling mysteries. It ended on a cliffhanger that needed a follow-up. Alan Wake 2 has been an...
The Talos Principle is one of those games that the entire staff at WayToomManyGames unanimously loves. Its brilliant combination of philosophical storytelling and challenging puzzles made it a unique experience, especially when you consider the fact this thought-provoking game was created by the same team behind the not so thought-provoking...
Since the release of the instant classic Bloodborne, all the way back in 2014, fans of the game, as well as From Software’s Souls games in general, have constantly been clamoring for more, be it in the shape of a sequel or even a remaster bumping its framerate to 60....
This year’s Resident Evil 4 Remake was a towering achievement. Not only matches up to the legendary GameCube original, but surpasses it in just about every way. It provided the franchise’s best gameplay, excellent storytelling, and improved level design, but it was missing one thing: Separate Ways. It was teased...
There’s nothing quite like the thrilling, heist-based gameplay that Payday 2 provided just ten years ago. It’ hashad some fantastic support over the years, and it delivered an incredibly strong post-launch offering, occasionally going a touch too far, with exhaustive DLC lists and some lootbox controversies, that the developers have...
When it was released a few years ago, the original (awfully named) Daymare was a bit of a mess. Starting off as a fan remake for Resident Evil 2, it shifted gears to its original IP after Capcom decided they wanted to do their own instead, and it paid off....
Over the past ten years, no game developer has impressed me more than FromSoftware. Dark Souls was released in 2011, and whilst it was a masterpiece, it did have some issues. Namely, around the technical and polishing side, whilst excelling at tough, well-designed gameplay. Ever since then, their games have...
Remnant II
When it was released in 2019, Remnant: From The Ashes was a flawed, but incredibly successful soulslike. Instead of simply copying the popular genre, Gunfire Games decided to do something different by turning the genre on its head and focusing more on gunplay. It’s also a game I’ve revisited on...
Exoprimal
If there are two things that I love, it’s dinosaurs and people in exosuits. I mean… who wouldn’t love those? Putting these two elements together in a videogame is a surefire way to grab my attention instantly. This is why I was intrigued about Exoprimal the moment it was announced....
Ever since the release of the original Five Night at Freddy’s, the Mascot Horror genre has been one that has slowly grown over the years. Whilst I’m not personally the biggest fan of the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise, the concept of taking a child-friendly setting and putting it into...
