I find myself wondering why Rogue Eclipse hasn’t been released in Early Access. It seems clear to me that there are several aspects of the game that still need to be revisited and brought together to make the overall experience more cohesive and solid. At the moment, I can only recommend it to those who are really hungry for roguelikes and fans of space adventures.
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Revelations is an excellent expansion that shakes things up and gives Doom: The Dark Ages players new mechanics to experiment with when it comes to slaughtering demons. Combined with the main campaign, this DLC makes for a more substantial and varied experience, bringing back some of the mobility from Doom Eternal that had been somewhat missing.
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I’d be inclined to recommend it to fans of the anime and manga who feel they can stomach a game that has aged poorly, but I’m not sure how much love for Hojo’s work can really justify paying the aforementioned price, which is simply too high for what’s on offer.
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There’s really no reason to play John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando instead of Helldivers 2, Warhammer: Vermintide, Warhammer 40,000: Darktide, or even either of the two Left 4 Dead games. The game works well enough in its individual parts, but an overly flat and generic design, combined with sprawling maps and a considerable amount of gameplay repetition, prevents it from really taking off.
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Resident Evil: Requiem is a high-quality, polished title that manages to be enjoyable both as a survival horror experience and as an action game. If you haven’t played the recent entries or remakes but want to give Requiem a try, I can assure you that you won’t be disappointed by the overall experience. Just be prepared for some drastic shifts between the sections featuring Grace and Leon, as well as some inevitable confusion when it comes to the series’ lore.
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Nioh 3 is definitely a more action-oriented game and less of a Soulslike than its predecessors, thanks to the new Ninja mode and the open areas, which give the experience a significant boost. I believe ARPG fans really shouldn’t miss it. Team Ninja’s latest effort perfectly blends adrenaline-fueled action with character build customization, featuring refined gameplay that now feels like it has reached the series’ peak.
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