Rory Wood
It’s not just the best Zelda game yet, it’s quite possibly the best game Nintendo has ever produced.
Gears 4 is smoother all around than past games while retaining that heavy weight to characters.
But know this; Nioh is an incredible action RPG game that should not be missed.
For the graphics and audio junkies out there, Battlefield 1 impresses on nearly all fronts.
Rime is thoughtful, intelligently designed, and satisfyingly accomplishes the emotional experience it strives to deliver. It's Journey meets The Last Guardian, and while individual elements of Rime feel familiar at times, the way they're combined make for a unique and memorable experience.
It’s been a fun and intense journey guiding Bruce and Bats over the course of Telltale’s first season of Batman.
Outlast 2 features audio that is constantly slithering up your spine and teasing you with a fright that may or may not pop out at any moment.
An impressively fast and well-playing arcade racer that will constantly keep you on your toes.
While the motion controls work well, I unequivocally prefer using the pro controller. I felt much more competitive using it and was able to dash and punch not only faster but more accurately
Yooka-Laylee’s camera wants to constantly reset itself behind the characters when moving and this drove me nuts early on
Graphically, there’s no argument that Steep is gorgeous.
If you have some nostalgia for classics like Forsaken or Descent you’re going find a lot to enjoy here in Sublevel Zero Redux.
The art direction in general, from the backgrounds to enemy and boss design is quite good.
I had a bit of a giddy giggle when I first washed onto the beach in stage 1 of Crash Bandicoot and properly soaked in the lush and vibrant environment
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge knocked me to my knees. Kicked me in the face. Then taunted me over and over to retry until eventually besting a level.
Furi shines where it counts with relentlessly fast-paced fun and satisfying action.
Framerate hiccups, a few glitches and seemingly missing audio still rear their ugly head occasionally but certainly aren’t game breaking.
Likable characters, exciting battle mechanics, and interesting colorful locales kept me engaged throughout my roughly 25 hours with the game. It doesn't set a new bar in any of its many disciplines but it's clear a lot of care and love has gone into Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom and the team at Enigami should be proud of what they've accomplished. They've built a solid little budget RPG.
ReCore is plagued with horrible load times. The average length during my playthrough was close to two minutes and even surpassed that on a couple occasions.
1-2 Switch is a simple and bare bones affair.