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This year has been a very good one for platform games inspired by the best titles of the past 15 years. Starting with Yooka-Laylee to A Hat in Time and, of course, the excellent Super Mario Odyssey, fans of the genre have had plenty to be happy about in 2017....
I want to be upfront about a few things here. The first is that cricket and I haven't been the best of friends, well, ever. My best fun with anything cricket was antagonizing pure cricket fans by making comments like "What is crickets?" or "Cricket? Isn't that the crap version...
Earlier this year, Guerrilla Games showed the world how engaging single player games are made with Horizon Zero Dawn, with an open world experience that has been masterfully crafted to give players a playground where it's very hard to feel bored. With Horizon Zero Dawn The Frozen Wilds DLC, the...
As perhaps one of the only constants in the gaming industry alongside the heralding of a new schedule of Fall gaming releases with Madden, this year's Call of Duty aims to scale things back a century from the previous tours of war. Sledgehammer Games and Glen Schofield's team have returned...
“3D Sonic games suck” is perhaps the oldest, moldiest chestnut in gaming. It also isn’t particularly true. Sure, the chili-dog-scarfing hedgehog has suffered his share of embarrassing missteps in recent years, but the bad has been more than balanced out by solid titles like Sonic Colors, Sonic Lost World, and...
Need for Speed Payback feels like an attempt at a comeback. EA’s racing franchise never really went anywhere, but recent entries like Need for Speed: Rivals and the 2015 Need for Speed reboot didn’t leave much of a dent. With Payback, EA and developer Ghost Games deliver the series’ biggest...
The .hack series is still today one of the most interesting cross-media projects ever created. Starting with the .hack//Sign anime, fans of the series have come to love The World, a fictionary MMORPG, and its true nature, which is far from being a simple playground where players can go adventuring...
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus somehow manages to be the perfect mix of grindhouse and seriousness. Tough subjects like racism, sexism, fascism and even good parenting are all tackled. This is the same game where a pregnant woman tears off her top and continues shooting the two assault rifles she's...
AER Memories of Old has some rather lofty aspirations. The game’s world, made up of a myriad of floating islands, is reminiscent of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Wind Waker, and its visual style brings to mind indie favorites like Journey and Bound. It’s a bold ploy by...
Hell is empty and all the devils are here. Not only is that an important line to remember going into Before the Storm Episode 2 (seriously, just bare it in mind), its an apt synopsis of the overall chapter. Good things don’t often happen to Chloe, but you’ll struggle to...
Nights of Azure was the first game developed by Gust where the developer of the Atelier series tried branching out with a different setting and a story that promised to be extremely touching. The game didn't deliver in full, despite good character development and interaction and some interesting ideas, and...
The simulation racing field is a lot more crowded than it was when Gran Turismo last hit the asphalt back in 2013. The Forza franchise adds impressive new layers of depth with each new entry, Project CARS has successfully introduced a more meticulous brand of simulation racing to the masses,...
