Joonatan Itkonen's Reviews
Harvest Moon: One World has one thing going for it: it taught me to hate again.
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The monsters are exquisite and the combat can be furiously fun, but this is a collection that desperately needs better accessibility options and a difficulty selection to prove anything but a curiosity for a small fandom.
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I admire its ambition, even as I'll be the first to admit that Gods Will Fall stumbles way more than it succeeds.
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Visually resplendent with inventive gameplay to boot, The Pathless is an unexpected delight that ends 2020 on a high note.
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It might be an expansion pack, but Miles Morales is finally the great superhero adventure this Spider-Man deserves.
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Featuring three classic Mario adventures, this All-Star Collection has enough goodness for a hundred hours of fun. It's just a shame Nintendo has locked it behind a high sticker price and a limited exclusivity period. What the heck?
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Packed with great characters and memorable set pieces, Horizon Zero Dawn is a fantastic adventure title finally available on the PC.
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Röki is charming and full of exquisitely moody touches, yet it rarely picks up enough to completely captivate as it should. It's still worth a playthrough, if only for the wonderful setting and soundtrack.
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With spectacular design and fantastic writing, Ghost of Tsushima is an adventure well worth having.
There's nothing original about this Mike Mignola-style Western shooter, but fun gameplay mechanics and a limited scope make it just and just worthwhile for a quick visit.
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The classic RTS title is as good as ever on the PlayStation 4, and this tightly written revenge thriller still works like gangbusters.
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Though the gameplay is superficial, Beyond Blue is so emotionally devastating it deserves attention nonetheless.
Deliberately stupid and crass, Saints Row is nonetheless a smarty designed action comedy worth playing.
Loaded with gags, references, and gory gameplay, Maneater isn't big or clever, but it is fun.
Brilliantly designed and immensely moving, Before We Leave is an indie triumph worth experiencing.
Road to Boruto is a terrific port of a series I had very little experience with. It’s easily accessible, loads of fun to play, and it never ceases to amaze with its scope and grandiosity. It might not be enough for me to dive into the anime, but certainly enough to keep me interested for many more hours down the road.
Silly, big, and loud, Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a wonderful party game with likeminded friends.
An incredible feat of storytelling, Final Fantasy VII Remake is both sequel and reimagining while keeping the spirit of a classic alive.
Fun and breezy with some delightfully silly mechanics, One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 is decent booty.
Overpass isn’t for everyone, and that bears repeating. You need to know what you’re getting yourself into with this, as it’s the kind of simulator that doesn’t hold your hand past the first few steps. But if you’re into discovering just how far you’re willing to go in perfecting your play style, slowly becoming better at one specific thing, you’d be hard-pressed to find something better.