Jake Su's Reviews
Like a nightmare of old, the bad movie tie-in game makes a reappearance with The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame, and it is a shame that everything is not awesome.
More of the same for less of a price, Far Cry New Dawn brings enough of improvements and tweaks to make Hope County fun again.
A game of checklists that promise little excitement, Crackdown 3 is more of the same, but just not good enough.
Nothing we have not seen before, JackQuest: The Tale Of The Sword is the perfect game for someone new to today's more complex gaming landscape.
A strong expansion with new and significant additions that refreshes the Civilization VI formula for that one-more-turn feeling.
Fear and terror at every turn, Resident Evil 2 is the best way to enjoy survival horror at its peak, made by developers who know how to make it work. If this is the direction the series is heading in, consider us faithful servants to the undead hordes.
Onimusha: Warlords comes to 2019 exactly how it was in 2001, and that might not be your cup of tea.
No game has ever made me feel like I want to live in that world more than Red Dead Redemption 2, and every minute spent in this gorgeously realised world is a minute well spent.
Old-school and straightforward, Darksiders III aims for a specific audience and goes all out. Whether it is for you is a whole other matter.
Bogged down by unnecessary hurdles and overly complicated storytelling, This Is The Police 2 does not do its premise justice.
Agent 47 is back, bigger and better. Get ready to fall into the assassinating rabbit hole that is Hitman 2.
A classic reborn, who knew Tetris could get any better?
There is plenty to like about Mega Man 11, especially for those looking for old-school challenges in a modern wrap.
Take away the toys and you still have an exciting adventure awaiting you in Starlink: Battle for Atlas.
Easily the best Assassin’s Creed game, and one that will be remembered as an instant classic in gaming’s pantheon.
As close to the real thing you are going to get without getting in danger, Creed: Rise to Glory is a bonafide boxing experience in immersive VR.
Undeniably one of PS VR greatest hits, let Japan Studio and ASTRO BOT: RESCUE MISSION bring you on a wondrous galactic adventure you will not forget.
A satisfying blend of making a killing, while doing plenty of killing.
While it is a decent Metroidvania wannabe, Omega Strike offers little else that can surprise.
8-Bit Armies might not be the saviour of the RTS genre, but it is a neat and simpler alternative for the consoles.