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I think we can all agree that the Switch’s launch line-up is weak. That doesn’t come as a surprise to anyone who bought the console at launch, I mean, you all knew what you were getting into. What’s left to play after finishing Zelda: Breath of the Wild? Fortunately, Yacht...
Toukiden 2
Toukiden: The Age of Demons was a welcome surprise when it launched a few years ago. Trying to ride the tide of the Monster Hunter series' success, Koei Tecmo and Omega Force released a title that, while inspired by the popular Capcom series, managed to stand on its own thanks...
NIS America has been steadily growing its roster of Touhou spinoff titles, each bringing the bullet hell titles into new and varying genres. Their latest release, Touhou Genso Wanderer transforms into a roguelike RPG and even includes a second title, Double Focus, for those that pick up the first batch...
Styx: Shards of Darkness is not a graceful game. But as you play as the titular goblin, infamous for vomiting out clones, making sassy comments and generally being crude, it's not meant to be graceful in its execution. But despite the strong mechanics that hold the game up, there is...
For thirteen years, Guerrilla Games have been tied to the Killzone IP. I'll never hide the fact that I'm not a fan of Killzone. It also left me with a perception of Guerrilla that was all wrong. I'd come to believe they couldn't make anything other than a generic FPS....
For Honor sounds like something I’ve been wanting for a very long time indeed – a multiplayer game with melee combat, a variety of warriors taken from across history, and the ability to shunt players off a ledge causing an untimely, frustrating, and hilarious death. It honestly sounds too good...
NieR: Automata
Yoko Taro, still unknown to many JRPG fans, has expanded the breadth of Japanese storytelling by taking the conventions of modern gaming and unweaving them into the common threads that not just make their respective genres great but also memorable. His latest contribution to the action RPG genre, NieR: Automata, brings...
1-2-Switch
Honestly, I’m still puzzled as to why this isn’t a pack-in game. We’ve heard it all before, but unlike Wii Sports and Nintendo Land before it, 1-2-Switch has even less in the way of traditional gameplay. Wii Sports had daily challenges and minigames, even Nintendo Land had a substantial number...
Planescape: Torment may not have been a commercial success like other CRPGs released in the 90s, but its influence on the genre as a whole is unprecedented. Thanks to its outstanding writing, story and unique approach to role-playing game mechanics, the game developed by Black Isle Studios is rightly considered...
4X strategy titles, particularly ones set in space, have made quite the comeback. From large names like Endless Space, Stellaris and the rebirth of Master of Orion, to smaller titles like StarDrive and Star Ruler, there's an abundance of games (and sequels) to quench your thirst for galactic dominance. Carrying...
Halo Wars 2
Bringing on the experience of developers Creative Assembly (Total War) for Halo Wars 2 was a big move by Microsoft. When released, 2009's Halo Wars was the biggest selling RTS game on consoles ever. Despite this reception, the closure of developers Ensemble made the attempt at spinning Halo off look...
Nioh
High fantasy has been a common theme for role-playing games of recent years. Knights, medieval European architecture and weaponry, and even dragons have established the backbone for too long. The Dark Souls series most famously took these tropes, even from its beginnings with the Kings Field series, to build a...
