As I build my new civilization and new people start to come out of the woodwork, I really start to feel attached to the game.
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition has reignited my love for the franchise, and the future of SFV shines even brighter.
Brawlout doesn't quite reach the bar set by Smash Bros, but it does prove itself to be a fighter worthy of recognition.
There's a lot to like in The End is Nigh, just try not to throw the Switch around when the game gets super tough. Someone could get hurt.
The game's concept is brilliant, but unfortunately Hello Neighbor's execution does not rise to the occasion and the game falls flat.
The contrasting gameplay styles, a beautifully designed world, and interesting characters combine into a delightful game that just doesn't last long enough. Trinket Studios should be proud of their efforts, and I'm looking forward to whatever is next out of its kitchen.
Skyrim is still a beautiful game to behold six years after its original launch, only now I can play it wherever I wish.
The Frozen Wilds makes no changes to the core gameplay, following the “don't fix what isn't broken” philosophy.
I don't want to completely rag on Poi: Explorer Edition, as it is a competent 3D adventure game with some appeal.
I liked Super Lucky's Tale for its cute charm and textbook platforming
WWE 2K18 is as pleasing to the eye and ear as it is to the touch, as a ton of improvements has been made to the game's presentation.
Amazingly, with all of its roots firmly planted in the past, Cuphead raises the bar for indie games and platformers alike.
A return to a 2v2 fighting style is marked with the addition of a handful of new mechanics, some of which completely change the way MvC is played, yet all of them work incredibly well.
_________________________ “Warriors All-Stars has the elements for greatness, it simply didn't magic them together enough to truly be “all-star” material.
Gigantic is off to a good start, but it'll need a little variety in the future if it wants me to stick around.
It's not a perfect adventure, and there will be some frustrating moments, but I'm ready to hear more of the song that this game brings.
Taking these Agents out on missions starts out fun, but quickly goes repetitive.
The Long Dark is a tense and harrowing experience both in Story and Survival modes.
This was a fun little jaunt down memory lane, but it's really nothing more than another Namco collection in new digs.
Serial Cleaner shines like a freshly mopped floor in its challenge and 70s aesthetic, but basic gameplay elements suffer in the process.