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Monochroma
A meld of stunning artwork and challenging gameplay make for a puzzle game that will entertain for hours on end, having players losing track of time, interpreting the meaning of Monochroma and connecting it to today's world. A platformer at its best, play Monochroma when the opportunity arises.
In Harm’s Way is similar to episode one; it’s meant to be another stepping stone to what Clementine will become. A lot of important situations are present here, but not a lot of them carry any weight within the episode itself. Most of the gameplay consists of dialogue, but it...
It's hard to compare The Wolf Among Us to any of Telltale's previous work, however, so far the series is without a doubt one of the studio's best, but not their finest. Either way, as Telltale does best, episode three ends on a note that leaves players eager for the...
WildStar
Lastly, we have Tailoring. Being that there is no other profession that best compliments the needs of the Tailor, this profession gives you the freedom to sell what you harvest from whichever secondary profession you may choose. The materials needed for Tailoring are harvested from the humanoids you slay on...
Platform adventure The Last Tinker: City of Colors has a story interesting to know and even more stimulating to witness. With a rich world so crisp in detail and with charming tunes, it’s an inviting universe that has variable gameplay elements to renew this sense of wonder at every turn....
Diablo III: Reaper of Souls aims to provide fun and ultimately manages it quite well. The flexible skill system opens way for experimentation. The addition of the Crusader adds some extra bulkiness to the class roster. The gameplay is now stable, the endgame more appealing. If you’re looking for a...
Child of Light
Child of Light came on the radar with high anticipation, and it doesn’t fail to deliver. It isn’t necessarily the type of release gamers expect from Ubisoft, as they are renowned for making blockbuster titles. In all fairness, however, it never feels like a whimsical, small, schemed RPG from any direction....
To its core, Moebius: Empire Rising is for the gamer that enjoys a story; more specifically, a "paranormal mystery adventure." Unraveling an intriguing narrative overlooks any obstacle faced in the game and offers an appreciation for the writer behind the tale.
Burial at Sea feels essential because of what it accomplishes with its narrative, explaining previously unanswered questions within both Columbia and Rapture. Even more significantly, it’s deeply connected to the original campaign but at the same time maintains its originality. Burial at Sea Episode 2 strengthens the amazing world of...
Betrayer
Betrayer knows exactly what it’s doing. Adventurers are weak amidst a cast of angered ghosts and mysterious events. Penetrating sounds keep tensions high. Isolation is strengthened by frustrating, esoteric design. Removing color takes away what little solace it could bring. Nothing is safe. Anything is dangerous and the chance for...
It’s amazing that Telltale can maintain the same tension that a lot of us have grown to love. With A House Divided Telltale has set the pace for the entire season and have proven that adventure games don’t need high pace action to be incredible. A House Divided builds on...
Dark Souls II
With its foul intentions clear, Dark Souls 2 is a behemoth either way. It’s the best worst game ever created. Designed to be flawed, unforgivable beyond redemption and yet it’s robust enough to withstand any criticism. This is not a game for anyone, as there’s only contempt here, yet there...
