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Simplistic and uninspired stealth gameplay spoil the mood of investigating the melody-driven mystery of the Sker hotel. Like a singer that can’t sustain a note, Maid of Sker too quickly runs out of steam.
Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town would’ve been a decent game if it had come out in the nineties, but as one that chose to be released in 2020, it only serves as a reminder of how far games have come in the past thirty years.
Creaks
Familiar puzzle-platform staples are polished to a high sheen in Creaks. It might not break new ground in the genre, but no-one can tell a wordless story quite like Amanita Design.
Although unchanged since 2017, thankfully Cuphead’s unique strengths have not been dulled by time. This long awaited PS4 port deserves to find a new audience with its charming character designs and frantic onscreen action.
Carrion’s sickeningly animated protagonist and distinctive playstyle will sate the desires of any player who has ever imagined being a monster from a horror film. It is also a blast to torture faceless government workers with a buffet of slimy powers. Bland level design and a narrative that has the...
Röki
Röki is a trendsetter in the adventure genre, with innovative design and a beautifully crafted world that you’ll never want to leave.
Ghost of Tsushima is a wonderful homage to classic Samurai movies. It’s not a historically accurate epic, but it’s not claiming to be. What the game lacks in a fresh core story and an occasional lack of polish, it more than makes up for with engaging gameplay, a gorgeous world...
Paper Mario is a hysterical and consistently gripping adventure that will keep you wondering what left turn it will take next. It’s a game crafted with love and a willingness to subvert expectations, and its myriad charming moments will make you forget about its joyless and overly pushy battle system.
SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE is one of a select few games that forces you to earn the right to feel like a demi-god and one that offers the best gameplay this side of its predecessor.
An almost perfect platformer, Neversong is a deliciously dark experience that shouldn’t be missed if you value story and worldbuilding.
Despite its reasonably bright personality, an unpolished world and mediocre story makes this point-and-click feel more Beneath than Beyond.
Superliminal will challenge and confound but never punish. Pillow Castle’s debut is inventive and occasionally mind-boggling, a short but engaging feast for fans of optical illusions and lateral thinking.
