So: does Wolverine deserve to stand alongside the current comic-book heroes who have enjoyed success in the world of video games – namely Batman and Spider-Man? All three boast a strong storyline, superb graphics and an entertaining combat system. However, Wolverine’s predecessors also featured an open world to explore, packed with side activities and quests, iconic enemies in the form of bosses, and – particularly in Batman’s case – logic puzzles. This is where Wolverine falls short. We can therefore place him on the bronze podium, but it’s likely that the next comic-book hero won’t have much trouble knocking him off it. Hopefully, though, Wolverine will manage to return to the limelight in the future, as he’s laid a decent foundation for further development.
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South of Midnight is a narrative adventure game that draws its strength primarily from its setting, the creatures you encounter on your journey, its emotional music, and its dark stories. In terms of gameplay, however, it doesn’t offer much, and it can start to get boring after playing for a while. Therefore, it’s best recommended for casual gamers who are primarily interested in the story and the emotional experience.
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Just as I fell in love with the original Until Dawn years ago, I was completely absorbed by the newer The Quarry. If you enjoy story-driven games and love a good scare, there’s no reason to hesitate. There are still a few flaws to be found in the game—the camera work indoors can be frustrating, some decisions and QTEs feel superficial, and given how the relationships between the characters intertwine, we deserved more than just a simple “did the character survive or not” at the end. But that doesn’t change the fact that the game provided me with entertainment and suspense for several evenings and evoked emotions that resonated with me long after I finished playing.
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