Chinh Tran's Reviews
GORN is an easy recommendation for those who value fun gameplay and the ability to kill enemies in creative ways above everything else.
Remnant: From the Ashes is Gunfire Games’ best effort so far and punches high above its weight class.
There really aren't many other shooters out there that offer this sort of blend of comedy, speed, chaos, and gun customization.
Shadows: Awakening is sure to offer ARPG fans something meaty to chew on between Diablo III seasons and Path of Exile leagues.
The drawbacks don't distract too much from an otherwise satisfying cooperative side-scrolling action RPG mashup.
Although not without some drawbacks, The Outer Worlds is one of Obsidian's better efforts.
It's very apparent that Lost Ember is a labour of love; one that forgoes any sort of depth and complexity in gameplay for the sake of beautiful presentation and an interesting story.
On the one hand, Multiverse has created a beautiful world that is quite easy to get lost in. On the other hand, the multitude of gameplay mechanics rarely add up to something enjoyable.
A worthwhile albeit short experience.
Whispering Willows proves that simplicity, atmosphere, and a strong narrative can go a long way to creating a memorable gaming experience.
Heroes of the Storm can improve with future patches, and will have to do so if it wants to compete with more established titles in this fiercely competitive genre.
EA DICE succeeds in creating an easy to pick up and learn first person shooter, but this comes at a cost to depth of play and strategy.
An ode to the Souls series as well as an excellent Metroidvania game in its own right.
In its current state, Street Fighter V offers brilliant core gameplay and presentation coupled with patchy amounts of content.
Sword Coast Legends is a straightforward, average game with some unique and interesting ideas that are yet to be fully realized.
Despite limited game modes, it is easy to learn while at the same time offers a deep, strategic, and satisfying experience.
Zombie Vikings' vast array of unique weapons and different playable characters combines to create an enjoyable old-school romp through a twisted Viking epic.
Even though it is short and repetitive, The Town of Light's powerful, mature story along with its strong presentation makes it a worthwhile experience.
Those who need a strong narrative or a lengthy, replayable experience will end up being disappointed, but as a platformer with powerful music and unique visuals it's well worth adding to your wishlist.
Although elements of the game can become repetitive or frustrating, Black Desert Online does provide a staggering amount of content and is well worth considering if you're looking to try out a new MMORPG.