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With that, I feel that I can still recommend this game despite its flaws. I mean, the key reason to play a game is entertainment, right? While Arcade Spirits may not meet my personal metric for “great visual novel,” it was still a highly-enjoyable game, and I would say it’s worth...
With first- and second-run scenarios, the extra 4th Survivor mode, and plenty of records to complete in order to collect unlockables like extra costumes and weapons with infinite ammo, Resident Evil 2 has plenty to keep you busy, even after your initial playthrough.
At $7.99 at the time of writing on the Nintendo Store for around two hours of gameplay, it’s not too bad of a deal. If you’re in to purposefully difficult and frustrating games, Necrosphere may be worth a look. However, its faults hinder it from being held up with the...
I completed the game in around 30 hours, and have spent another 7 or so flying around in my Gummi Ship, seeking out additional Lucky Emblems, and exploring what appears to be a fairly hollow post game experience. I still have ultimate weapons to craft, Gummi Ship missions to conquer...
Unfortunately, the intrigue of the story isn’t going to be enough to draw in people who’ve dismissed the series in the past. Despite the plot taking itself much more seriously, Burst Re:Newal is still a Senran Kagura game, which means it still revels in giant bouncing breasts and panty shots.
Vane
Friend & Foe have released an abstract game that tries to stir the linearity of modern games, but its execution leaves players confused and disinterested. Vane may have strived to create an immersive experience for gamers, but its technical flaws leave it feeling disjointed and unpolished. It feels like a disappointment for what it...
The new additions here, especially the integration of a brand new character, definitely make this Definitive Edition worth playing for those who have already played the original. For newcomers, this release is the perfect opportunity to jump into what many (including myself) consider one of the best games in the series.
Having said that, DW8XLDE is an extremely polished entry to the series and its port over to the Switch has compromised nothing. If you’re looking to break up your usual gaming fare to get your power-hungry action fix, I can hardly think of a better alternative. The gameplay might seem...
If there’s one take-away I have about Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, it’s that it feels like a lower budget take on the series. I’m reminded of when a series on the PSX or GameCube would get a game on the GBA; It’s noticeably different, and not as highly...
Simply put, this game was marvelous in 2004 and it’s still a joy to play now. Adjusting to the dual-analog control scheme might be a challenge for some, but it’s accessible enough once you get used to it. Sure, certain aesthetics and mechanics might not have aged as gracefully as...
We Happy Few is an interesting game. It has a story that can quickly switch between dark and hysterical as you move through it, leaving you wanting to know more about the world of Wellington Wells. Because of the optional difficulty choices, Compulsion Games has created an interesting world that...
