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Even though the Cotton series is mostly known for being completely bonkers and fast-paced side-scrolling shooters, there is one game in the franchise that dared to do something completely different. Created in order to showcase that the Sega Mega Drive (or “Genesis” for the heathens) was able to render pseudo...
Fatal Frame/Project Zero is a cult classic survival horror franchise originally released on the PlayStation 2. Fans of the franchise often regard the second entry, Crimson Butterfly, as one of the greatest horror games of all time, and I have to agree with them. However, I never had a Wii...
Dying Light is an amazing game. We all know it by this point. It’s been out on other platforms for years now, and had an incredibly long DLC trail as well. Its sequel is well on the way, development hell issues aside. Yet, like so many other games, a Nintendo...
The Good Life
It’s important to treat video games the same way that you would treat other forms of art and entertainment. When someone walks out of a David Lynch film, the reaction is usually very polarizing, either loving the insanity or disdaining the disjointed madness. Would be fans who listened to the...
I treat the mainline Far Cry games as some of my favorite dumb fun comfort food in gaming. I usually despise their spinoffs, with Primal being one of the most boring AAA games I’ve played this generation. Although, when it comes to giving me a sandbox full of guns, wildlife,...
Here at WayTooManyGames, we very rarely decide to tackle two versions of the same game released at the same time, but there’s always an exception to the rule. The novelty of Crysis Remastered Trilogy being available on the Nintendo Switch on the same day as the more obvious PS4 and...
Fanservice is a controversial inclusion in video games. Hell, just the presence of it is enough to turn folks away. It’s understandable, but I believe that using sexuality doesn’t make a title necessarily bad. For instance, I’ve reviewed several that boasted scantily-clad women, perverse dialogue, and so much more, only...
Sheepo
Metroidvania games are fairly well known for forcing you to grind against enemies, room by room, hoping for some safety. Take the likes of Castlevania or Metroid, the namesake of the genre, where there are only a handful of safe spaces throughout an entire map. Enemies left, right, and center....
Sometimes a game ends up being more than the sum of its parts. Sometimes it ends up being what you’d expect. And sometimes, despite doing everything “right”, a game just fails to come together. Sadly, Disciples: Liberation ended up as the latter for me. Despite seeming like my kind of...
Even if Bubble Bobble started out as an arcade platformer series, its puzzle counterpart, Puzzle Bobble (which used to be known as Bust-a-Move back in the day) is arguably a lot more famous. I remember that pretty much every single system up until the 3DS used to get at least...
Even if we didn’t exactly have an actual E3 event this year, that doesn’t mean we weren’t able to preview a few games last June. One of the games I had the chance of testing out back then was Monochrome Paris’ Tandem: A Tale of Shadows. A game that’s an...
I’ve been waiting to get my hands on Toy Soldiers HD ever since its first reveal during that bizarre period some dared to call a proper E3 last June. Even if it was basically an announcement that the franchise wasn’t dead and that it was getting a remaster that didn’t...
