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Besides the release of the underwhelming RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures a few years ago, we haven’t heard a lot of news from the classic theme park creator franchise, especially ever since they were purchased by Atari. The announcement of a re-release of RollerCoaster Tycoon 3, with all previously released DLC, surprised...
Hades
Supergiant Games has become one of my favorites developers over the years. I was introduced to them a little late in the game, with Transistor being my first title I played a couple years ago. However, that game was all it took for me to get hooked and I proceeded...
Port Royale 4
I’m still waiting for the definitive pirate experience on consoles. We haven’t had a memorable pirate gaming experience on consoles ever since the release of the masterpiece known as Sid Meier’s Pirates way back in 2004. Sea of Thieves tried (well, it’s still trying), but it just doesn’t have the...
I have to commend Outright Games for keeping the flame of cartoon-based licensed games alive almost entirely by themselves. The publisher behind some surprising hits such as Crayola Scoot and Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion, is planning to release a ton of licensed games over the second half of...
I love rally games, but I have to admit that they are a tough sell to casual racing fans. For as much fun as watching a rally race on TV can be, it’s hard to make a game like this feel accessible towards newcomers, given the sport’s fast-paced and dangerous...
Remember earlier on this year, when I reviewed AO Tennis 2 and said that this game was the best tennis game of the entire generation? Well, it isn’t anymore. Coming from the same developer and publisher duo, Tennis World Tour 2 is now the best tennis game of the generation;...
We get a lot of games based on movies, TV shows and cartoons, but rarely do we get games based directly off novels and other kinds of books. With the exception of the Witcher games, I can’t think of any other example, especially when it comes to more classical works...
In a (not so) shocking turn of events, Nintendo announced a collection comprised of some of Mario’s most celebrated 3D platforming adventures in order to celebrate their mascot’s thirty-fifth anniversary. What was supposed to be the single easiest cash cow in gaming history, the chance of playing Super Mario 64,...
I’ve been a fan of wrestling since the WWF Attitude era, and even in the current state of a pandemic-affected crowdless arena and Vince McMahon’s current booking abilities, the product is still enjoyable, despite what an AEW fan will tell you. Unfortunately, when it comes to wrestling games, especially now...
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was originally released back in 2012 and despite favorable reviews, it was the only game to be released from developer 38 Studios before they filed for bankruptcy. This shocked and devastated me, as I was a huge fan of the game and had become fully captivated...
Have you ever been duped while playing a dungeon crawler? No, neither have I, well, until The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos came out. This tactical RPG is full of story, heart, orcs, and humour. I don’t know why, but starting this game I didn’t expect to hear...
A game all about a rock band saving the world from an evil corporation that forces everyone to only listen to EDM. Nope, this isn’t the long-awaited sequel to Brütal Legend, but actually No Straight Roads. It’s a delightful musical adventure that might have been a bit too ambitious for...
