The exploration, the sound effects created with the narrator’s dialogue – everything about Ori and the Blind Forest is pure magic. This is a title that should not be slept on and I’m so upset with myself that I let it go undiscovered for so long. If you haven’t played it – or are looking to double-dip – the Nintendo Switch port is a dream come true. It’s fluid, it’s visually and audibly stunning, everything about this iteration is perfect and fully respects the original vision that Moon Studios had for Ori and the Blind Forest.
A clever take on the "whodunnit" genre while a tapping into what makes meme culture so relevant and universal
The Red Lantern isn't for thrill seekers, but it is a phenomenal handheld experience that is easy to get lost in
Curse of the Dead Gods is tried-and-true roguelite experience that balances challenge and exploration, but has trouble keeping the action engaging amid its repetition.
Taking to combat and combo-ing skills with other players is immensely satisfying and make each run-in with enemies feel exhilarating rather than a chore
Bloodline ties all three Watch Dogs games together in a satisfying and meaningful way
Last Stop blends classic British humor, the contrast of human mundanity, and the chaotic nature of the supernatural flawlessly
The story pairs real human experience with comedic levity, offering depth to the game that should appeal to story lovers and roguelike fans