FOMOS's Reviews
Control Resonant is a game where its awe-inspiring visual experience outweighs its gameplay shortcomings — if you can stomach the repetitive combat, confusing navigation, and dense walls of text, it delivers an even more satisfying experience than its predecessor.
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A testament to Capcom's years of refining action gameplay, Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a game any action fan can pick up and love — series veteran or not.
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Marvel's Wolverine wields combat as sharp and unbreakable as adamantium claws themselves — yet repetitive missions and thin content leave that edge dulled.
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Beast of Reincarnation boasts distinctive visuals and easy action, but meaningless, repetitive boss fights and generic level design keep it firmly short of what action-game fans expect — a game that fails to realize its own potential.
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Halo: Campaign Evolved looks and sounds like a true current-gen title, but baffingly retains the tedious level design that even longtime fans of the original found tiresome. A bolder approach would have softened this disappointment.
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Denshattack! offers the fun of a rollercoaster ride bursting with cartoonish imagination. The excellent boss battles are a blast throughout, but the somewhat flat stage design and convoluted controls hold it back.
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Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced polishes what made the original so beloved, reimagining it for a modern era, while beautifully weaving the Kenway family saga into a tale that makes us dream of adventure once more.
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In the Jungle brings expansion-level volumes of new content, reigniting the same excitement first felt with Dave the Diver — a beautifully crafted DLC packed with everything fans love.
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