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War Party
Warparty’s appealing promise of controlling dinosaurs and prehistoric units doesn’t translate all that well into neither gameplay, nor story. From its goofy voice-acting and run-of-the-mill narrative, to its dull combat and glacial pacing, seeing missions to the end became increasingly more difficult the more I played. Once that initial sheen...
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is a treadmill for suckers who simply must have their open world shooting game and don’t care about anything else. There’s more than plenty of that to go around, even twice, though it comes at the cost of skewing priorities towards getting it all in...
Metro Exodus
Metro Exodus won't appeal to everyone, but if you walk along at its slow pace and take your time with what it has to show and tell, you'll be in for one of the most powerful post-apocalyptic journeys out there.
Degrees of Separation’s reliance on the physical barrier between two opposing worlds as the main mechanic in its puzzle solving, lends itself to more than a few brain twisting challenges. At the same time, it could have also used a few more refreshers. While it’s very much playable in single-player,...
Life is Strange 2: Episode 2 Rules is a roller coaster of impactful decisions and low moments. Some choices are more profound than other while others seem unfair and appear out of nowhere. Regardless, the conclusion takes many of the major choices and ends this episode with either a heartbreaking moment of...
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus has an unmistakable tabletop feel to it and its levels ooze a strange alien atmosphere befitting of Necron tombs. With a surprising amount of writing that fleshes out locations and choices inside missions, engaging tactical battles and a whole suite of equipment to purge xenos with, Mechanicus...
Overkill’s The Walking Dead has a lot of promise of evolving into something great. Since the developers have promised to update the game with regular updates, divided into seasons, players can expect more content. It has a strong edifice to build on but the difficult challenge may turn a lot of...
The Quiet Man
Combat occurs are the primary form of gameplay and is basic. You can button mash your way through much of it and use slo-mo finishers to perform flashy attacks like from an action movie but its the bare minimum. The boss fights themselves rarely differentiate themselves and can be completed...
Meve’s story is one of triumph and failure, of trust and betrayal, showing just how ruthless its world can be. Whether it’s racism, greed, hatred or subterfuge, you’re bound to have to deal with it, just like you’ll put monster, man, elf and dwarf to the sword. Narrative interludes break...
Clumsily put together and lacking coherence, Call of Cthulhu’s occasional redeeming story moments struggle to save it but never quite manage. Its simplistic level design and ugly visuals feel pulled straight out of an uninspired title from last generation. Not only does it come forth with mundane gameplay proposals, it also...
Life is Strange 2 Episode 1: Roads delivers an emotionally gripping opening to this episodic story. Both Sean and Daniel are outstanding characters that are both layered and well-voiced to give them that authentic relationship. If this is what we can expect from Life is Strange 2 than it's going to be an...
The odd hindrance aside, The Gardens Between is a well-needed bite of escapism, both for the two protagonists as for the player. With cute and, more importantly, uniquely clever diorama set pieces, this tiny adventure that spans just a few hours feels as innovative as it is refreshing and heartfelt....
