Andrew Feistner's Reviews
Hades is a lot of fun and has set the standard for what a roguelite can and should be.
One of the best JRPGs to ever be released is now in its most accessible form, now go get it and reach out to the truth.
Until Dawn is a narrative game for the ages. Rarely is horror done so effectively that you feel you can not pull your eyes from the screen. You know that something is coming and there is nothing you can do but be shocked at you have just done.
Super Mario Maker 2 is everything you would want in a sequel, so do not delay and go play it now!
The Medium is large in ambition and pulls it off with ease.
Baba Is You is a genius way to breath new life into the puzzle genre with its perfect blend of simple mechanics meeting mind-melting difficulty.
World War Z's impressive replayability elevates it, making this game one of the best in the zombie genre.
Need for Speed Heat is a return to top performance for the franchise after multiple misfires.
Lots of rhythm or not, you should pata-pata-pata-pon your way over to download this game.
Golf with Your Friends is exactly what it touts and does not disappoint one bit.
Outside of some obvious glaring issues, Predator: Hunting Grounds is a fun multiplayer game that is still one of the best uses of a license since the Arkham series.
Marvel's Iron Man VR is one of the best marriage of character and gameplay, and deserves to be played as soon as possible.
Halo Wars 2 is a fine RTS that sadly could not make an RTS fan out of me.
Cute anime girls paired with a fun parody of RPGs makes for a fun time; just be careful of the fan service.
With a new take on turn based combat, Tangledeep makes old feel new again. What I can only describe as Superhot in Final Fantasy, Tangledeep is one to download sooner rather than later. Be warned, the loot and inventory are not as robust or rewarding as Diablo.
Man of Medan is an okay introduction to Supermassive Games' stories for Xbox and PC players. PS4 should stick to the previous titles
Paper Beast is an artistic and ambitious title bogged down by trying to explain something more than needed.
When it comes to anime games, FAIRY TAIL soars above most and delivers a mostly faithful tale of fun and friendship.
Despite it having its fair share of issues, Marvel's Avengers is the licensed Destiny clone that is more than just that.
Despite the lackluster narrative, the stretches of running fast and swinging around are wonderful, which are unfortunately buried by choppy visuals and frame-rate drops.