Frostpunk 2 may not feel as personal as the previous game but it not only has kept the tense atmosphere we’ve come to expect from this series, it has also brought the scale to a whole new and unexpected level.
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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth may not be on the technological cutting edge side of video game development but it is on the peak of the side that actually matters: making fun, engaging and entertaining games. The last entry in this two decades old franchise is definitely a strong contender to be the best entry of the whole series!
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Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord provides the kind of power of fantasy and freedom that other games just promise in their marketing materials! You are free to be anything from a rogue bandit leader to a powerful merchant lord to a noble knight and more in an ever-changing world full of palace intrigue and backstabbing.
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The RPG elements doesn’t quite mix with the more straight-forward nature of superheroic adventures in a satisfying way and although the story starts with a great and shocking moment, it can’t always get the tone right and fumbles some of the important twists and dramatic beats. Gotham Knights had the potential to be a very different and even revolutionary title in the sea of superhero games but in the end it is just a mildly entertaining one.
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No More Heroes III is exactly what No More Heroes was promised to be when it first came out about fifteen years ago and in an age when everything is supposed to be “modernized” or some other buzzword, this is one of those titles that should be championed for its authenticity and specific tone and style.
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As Square Enix is going full steam ahead on their semi-back-to-basics plans, what we’ve got here could be a perfect foundation for a good AA franchise in the years to come but they have to fix some of the shortcomings like the visuals and the lackluster first of half the story which takes more than it needs to hit the proper notes.
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Soulstice doesn’t really bring much to the Crazy Stylized Action games table and the many components of its combat design don’t quite gel together that combined with its ancient camera system, makes many of the action moments a chore to play.
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Wayward Strand may not be the kind of adventure its unique location and teen journalist protagonist suggests but it has a humanistic emotional story at its heart that is made more memorable by its beautiful art style.
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Whateverland is an enjoyable classic Point and Click game that has enough modern flavors in its pot to be enticing for both die-hard adventure fans and curious newcomers.
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Steelrising is a practical and mostly enjoyable souls-like title with enough of a new and innovative setting and art style to be worth checking out but it is an all-around different experience compared to older Spiders’ games which could be a little disappointing for some their older fans.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is a great package that not only let’s older gamers relive their past glories but also with its many upgrades and modern improvements provides the younger audiences to experience a whole lot of beloved retro titles in the best way possible.
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Destroy All Humans! 2 – Reprobed is all about giving fans of an old franchise what they wanted and in this mission the developers are absolutely victorious but a bunch of technical problems could be a little annoying in the first days of the release until they are patched out.
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The core gameplay is still fun after more than two decades and the new coat of paint looks quite lovely which combined with the 30-dollars base price make Pac-Man World Re-Pac a good choice for fans of the franchise.
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The new Saints Row is exactly what we expect to get from a title in this franchise, the crazy action, the juvenile humor and the abundance of everything purple! Problem is that all of this feels a little stale by today’s standards and considering how out there the two recent games before this were, it all also feels a little dialed back too, which may be disappointing for some of the older fans of the series that wanted to new game to get even more crazy.
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Using more classical elements of RPG genre has given Thymesia its own unique identity which in turn gives it an edge over the most souls-like titles but the design and atmosphere is still a little too similar to From Software products to make Thymesia a truly memorable experience.
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Soul Hackers 2 sits very comfortably in a place between both the main Shin Megami Tensei series and the Persona series while also putting its own unique spin on the ideas it is borrowing from those franchises which gives it an all new identity. This is yet another successful endeavor from Atlus which everyone should experience.
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This is a very true to life video game for hunting enthusiasts who actually don’t want to kill animals in real life but some technical problems take the whole experience down a peg or two that sometimes makes you feel like that maybe Way of the Hunter needed a little more time in the oven.
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Two Point Campus exceeds all the expectations we had based on the developers’ previous game and provides a familiar yet very new and unique experience for everyone with fun challenges for all of its locations.
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If this was just an Arcade management game, it could’ve been one of the greats but the laundromat side of the business is tedious and unnecessarily time-consuming for the first few hours that makes you even hate Arcade Paradise in the beginning.
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All in all, Fire Commander is fun arcade style video game based on real firefighter missions that once every handful of missions gives you epic and thrilling multiple objective missions that require you to be as strategic and precise as possible when issuing commands to your firemen.
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