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Being that this is episode one, there are more planned and I for one am very excited to see what Telltale has coming up next. I am completely invested in the story and characters, making this a pretty easy title to recommend.
I am not an F1 fan. I don’t really get the huge appeal. However, after playing this game, I can certainly start to enjoy games based on the sport. It wouldn’t be the first time a game has got me into a sport. However, for the most part I fear...
I can also see a time where remaking the same mechanics over and over again will start to stagnate the franchise, and that would be a crying shame. It hasn’t quite stagnated yet, though. As a fan of the Disgaea series, D2 is still one of my highlights of 2013.
Aside from a bit of multiplayer fun, I didn’t find much value in Dragon’s Crown to be honest. It hides a lot of shallow gameplay behind some impressive art direction and a load of quite cynical exploitation. The fact that I’m not a massive fan of beat-em-ups notwithstanding, this wasn’t...
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Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut is a great game. It has some flaws, but from start to finish you’re pulled into this dystopian experience that makes you want to get to the end to find all the answers. It has multiple endings, which are influenced by your actions throughout the...
And yes, there is a joke about “reading the articles” that can be made there, but that would have just been too easy.
The tutorial does a good job of walking you through the basics, all while retaining that group of buddies around the tabletop feeling. Considering that this is a free-to-play game, and a browser game to boot, it would be easy to sell Card Hunter short. Heck, even the name feels...
With that said, this series has largely lost me and I do feel that it is now one of Square Enix’s weaker franchises. Fingers crossed that Kingdom Hearts 3, whenever that game happens, can be a return to form.
Other players might just jump into this game because it looks gorgeous (and it does), and because it has a genuine sense of humour. That’s fine – people go to the ballet because they love to see great dancing. But underneath that delightful exterior, Puppeteer is a far more intelligent...
Ah Diablo. The game that spawned an entire genre. There’s just something about going clickaclicka clickaclikca clickclick that speaks to a very primal reason why we play games. That simple and predictably repetitive activity becomes compulsive once players figure out that by doing it, they’re earning rewards.
