Mitch Jay
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Mitch Jay's Reviews
Forgotton Anne is a brilliant debut.
Pirate Warriors 3 is further proof that Musou games are a perfect fit for Switch.
This a great entry point for those looking to play dungeon-crawlers.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 far surpasses its predecessor and does an excellent job in capturing what makes Dragon Ball what it is whilst providing plenty of gameplay options to keep you coming back long after the story. Dimps will have a hard time topping this one with, presumably, Xenoverse 3 but I really like the direction that the Xenoverse series has taken and hope that it continues. If you’re a fan then you won’t want to miss out and even if you aren’t very familiar with the series, Xenoverse 2 makes for a great starting point.
This game is fantastic and arguably the pinnacle of Pac-Man.
Ariandel is a gorgeous land and it’s a shame that there isn’t a whole lot to really explore, but it’s an enjoyable romp that lasts for a few hours and should please those who are itching for more Dark Souls. One of the strongest games of 2016 has just gotten better.
Exist Archive is a game that deserves more people giving it a go. Thankfully, getting each of the endings isn’t a huge hassle but if you’re entire unsure, feel free to use a guide as it is a pretty lengthy game that you might not want to play again in a hurry!
It’s engaging, exciting and works hard to keep pulling you back in.
Undeniably one of the best Musou games.
Atelier Firis' focus on more open-world elements is refreshing.
Toukiden 2 is amongst the best in the monster-slaying genre.
If this change is what can breathe life into a stagnant series once again then I'm all for it.
Button-mashing is rarely this fun.
Fans won't want to miss it.
If you haven't played it before then this is the best version to pick up.
Square Enix Collective has picked a strong title to support, and it's one that's wholly deserved it.
There's something magical and quaint about Nights of Azure 2‘s world.
.hack//G.U. Last Recode is worth your time, especially as you get four games for the price of one with this collection, and each title is a strong effort. It'll keep you occupied, especially during a period where there aren't many new JRPGs out. For everyone's sake though, we can just refer to this collection as Last Recode rather than .hack//G.U. Last Recode, right?
Demon Gaze II ultimately wants you to relax and have fun.
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory is just as good as its predecessor.