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Is Extinction the Attack on Titan game fans have been waiting for? It feels like the popular anime and manga franchise was specifically designed to inspire video games – it’s got action, tower defense, and massive bosses with implausibly specific weak spots – and yet we’ve yet to get that...
Tera
TERA is by no means a spring chicken when it comes to MMORPGs, but it has far outlasted some of its contemporaries and for good reason. Boasting one of the few combat systems that feel like a proper action game, some might wonder how a seven-year-old MMO handles the transition...
Gust's Atelier series has become, over the years, one of the most appreciated Japanese role-playing game series thanks to its light-hearted nature and the sense of discovery represented by some of its unique mechanics, such as alchemy. Last year's entry in the series, Atelier Firis: Alchemist of the Mysterious Journey,...
Far Cry 5
Quietly behind the scenes of Hope County, Montana, a religious zealot has been amassing power and forming a cult so strong, that even the US Government has little chance of taking it down. Project at Eden’s Gate and its followers, colloquially known as Peggies, have been making life a bit...
Movies are usually best enjoyed with other people. The action scenes are more exciting, the jokes are funnier, and the tear-jerking bits are more moving when someone is experiencing them with you, and yet, most “cinematic” games like Uncharted or Tomb Raider tend to feature single-player-only campaigns. A Way Out...
Few game characters can claim the kind of recognisability and history that Kirby holds. He’s one of few characters that can get away with taking the spotlight in Super Smash Bros., and he has to be one of the most adorable creations to ever grace gaming. The original intent behind...
In a world far removed from ours, Grimalkin and Mousekind live together in less than harmony right alongside more fantastical beast folk. Much like our own, these factions don’t always see eye-to-eye and engage in their own political dealings. Sometimes it takes an outsider to bring about a great change...
The Assassin's Creed series made a glorious comeback with Assassin's Creed Origins following a well-needed hiatus. Since the release of Assassin's Creed 2, Ubisoft released a new entry in the series every year, and quality suffered terribly. In 2014, Ubisoft went the extra mile and released two main entries in...
Q.U.B.E. 2
I have to start this review with a confession, I didn’t play the first Qube. I had seen some screenshots of the game, and despite my usual enjoyment of puzzle games, something about Qube just didn’t speak to me. But, if it's anything like the sequel, I missed a marvelous,...
Among the big AAA titles that have been released these past years, few have been as divisive as Final Fantasy XV. Whether it's for its linear second half, underdeveloped story or a number of other issues, the most vocal fans of the series considering the game directed by Hajime Tabata...
If you were to tell me even three years ago that I’d finally get to play another Yakuza title in English, I would’ve told you to stop getting my hopes up. As a slice of life in modern Japan with a crime storyline running through each story, the Yakuza series...
Gravel
Much like Milestone's other recent title, Monster Energy Supercross, Gravel was a game I previewed very close to its eventual release. Indeed, my preview is only just over a month old. I'm plagued by the same questions that always arise when reviewing a game so close to a preview. Is...
