Kelsy Polnik's Reviews
Perhaps the strongest game in the entire series.
Cyberpunk 2077 is a beautiful, complicated mess of a game.
From its solid controls to its stunning neon atmosphere and pounding synthwave soundtrack, Cyber Hook is a tight little package.
Iron Man VR successfully grabs the Marvel video game baton from Spider-Man and Ultimate Alliance 3 and can hopefully pass it along to Marvel's Avengers later this year.
Amidst all of the puns, cheeky humor, and just plain silliness there's an immense amount of respect and passion shining through for the medium that it satirizes so well.
Lacks anything that really makes it glitter and at the same time isn’t awful enough to have a certain level of camp to it either.
An exceptional way to spend several hours.
Full of fun and addictive gameplay, with a great hook in its simulation mode to keep the action going far beyond the game's campaign.
However you choose to experience these classics, you'll be glad you did, and you may even gain some insight into why they are so revered.
While maybe not as lively as a true arcade setting, Killer Queen Black does an admirable job of mimicking its success in that field.
A stunning take on a tried and true formula.
A throwback to classic 90s PC puzzle adventure games through and through.
It's evident that the team at Unbound Creations is refining the idea of taking tough political issues and making them interesting, digestible, and thought provoking, creating something special and potentially significant.
It has taken no lessons from its contemporaries, instead choosing to glimmer briefly with its retro anime art style, which is superficially propped up by an asinine story full of senseless characters.
The strongest feature that Exception brings with it is that no level is static in its design.