Kevin Low's Reviews
Despite some wasted potential with its implementation of online-only co-op, Little Nightmares III still offers the same horror platforming that fans are pining for. It’s just a shame that the game is painfully short.
Its setting and time period might have changed, but Silent Hill f still provides the same psychological horror experience fans are yearning for, and marks the strongest the franchise has been in a long while.
While Ghost of Yōtei offers an evolution of what many loved about the first game, its unlikable protagonist and generic revenge plot mean the Onryō still has a ways to go before she can truly earn the mantle of the Ghost.
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Borderlands 4 revitalises the looter shooter franchise with some of its most diverse guns and gameplay systems to date, and most importantly, provides a story and villain that won’t instantly make players cringe.
For a game with the tagline “Don’t let them merge”, Cronos: The New Dawn is a masterful combination of equal parts Resident Evil, Dead Space, and The Thing, and is well worth the time of any survival horror fan out there.
For better or worse, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater takes the concept of a faithful game remake to the letter, enhancing its graphics for the modern age while maintaining the spirit of the original title, dated quirks be damned.
Despite some missed opportunities in terms of gameplay, Mafia: The Old Country revitalises the franchise with its familiar yet engaging narrative that’s one for the history books.