Share a few cocktails, wonder about life, how you came to be and how fragile we are. The Red Strings Clubs is a deep dive into what makes us happy and how sometimes we fabricate our feelings. Beautifully written and executed.
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Between sea shanties and sea perils, there’s a lot of charm in Nantucket. I just wished it wasn’t as grindy in early game and as tedious in late game. A bigger focus on narrative and impactful enemy encounters would’ve been great.
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Much like its predecessor, Reigns: Her Majesty has a deeply engaging plot and interesting characters that sadly are most of the times held back due to its often-confusing progression methods. To be played in short bursts.
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Much like its protagonist, Seven: The Days Long gone is pretty is a bit overambitious and sometimes annoying. Even so, it’s a journey worth taking for its nice vistas, interesting transversal mechanics and reactive world.
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Via exploration, Uurnog Uurnlimited makes puzzles more unique with multiple solvable solutions and sometimes even because of your actions. Amazingly paced and unique.
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Empire Divided is an interesting, and possibly the best content ever released for Rome 2. Its new campaign and story arcs – that often feels like it took cues from Total War: Warhammer – turns the 2013 game much more compelling. But, at the same time, its poor AI and unit pathfinding turns most battles into a chore. Issues that nowadays are hard to ignore when games like Total War: Attila improved in pretty much every aspect.
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Unless you’re a huge fan of playing as one of the nations from “Rajas of India”, Jade Dragon feels like an unfocused and hardly engaging expansion.
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Cradle of Civilization shows that Europa Universalis IV still one of the best games by Paradox with its dynamic and often surprising outcomes. The Middle East once again becomes an interesting region to play and Army Professionalism makes battles more nuanced.
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The South American scenery could’ve been a nice change of pace, but its overly flat structure and lack of new gameplay elements turns the often-rewarding pace of Farming Simulator 17 into a slog.
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Don’t let the cute art style fool you, Spelunker Party is a hard as nails platformer that will challenge you at every step. While its caves are filled with interesting items that do indeed change up the way you play, the coop requirements to obtain some of those are a bit of a letdown.
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There’s a distinctive beauty in Spintires: MudRunner. One that rarely shows itself in games, it’s a journey through time and self-discovery through roads filled with mud and memories. Not someone else’s, yours, from the challenges you overcame or will overcome at some point.
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Evil doesn’t need to have a name, sometimes not even a face. Through its excellent cast The New Colossus is a stark reminder that it is through hope, survival and unity that humanity can overcome dark times.
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While the main narrative can feel off at times, a move to more open-ended areas and sidequests makes sure that The Evil Within 2 remains a chilling, but rewarding experience.
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Small tweaks with huge impact on management makes Green Cities one of the best Cities: Skylines expansions.
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While retaining its amazing presentation, Total War: Warhammer II sets itself apart from its predecessor with unique mechanics and even more unique factions. A sequel worth having.
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Revamped rules, better AI and a bigger emphasis on its single-player content makes Field of Glory II feels like a huge leap over its predecessor.
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Don’t mistake its lovely characters and catchy soundtrack for a superficial strategy game. Mushroom Wars 2 packs a lot of punch and creates interesting scenarios of constant unit micromanaging and how to excel at zone control. Easy to pick up and learn, hard to master.
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Battle Chasers: Nightwar cast, amazing soundtrack and art direction more than makes up for its dull and often grindy combat mechanics.
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Once again Slightly Mad Studios bridges the gap between sim and arcade racing to deliver a package that is deep and incredibly approachable to newcomers.
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New race traits and quests for robots makes otherwise dull scenarios much more interesting. But even so, after over a year, still feels that Stellaris could’ve been so much more.
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