SomGeek's Reviews
Road To Empress II is an interesting FMV interactive historical game which, although it is probably not historically accurate, manages to engage with its story, characters, and production quality.
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Zero Parades is a high-quality espionage RPG that truly puts the player's skills to the test. It doesn't rely on constant action to keep you engaged. The missions are well designed, the characters are compelling, and the story continually moves forward, delivering fresh and unexpected twists along the way.
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LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a worthy addition to the LEGO game franchise. After the rather lukewarm reception of LEGO Horizon Adventures, this latest entry once again delivers an experience that Batman and DC Comics fans will appreciate, while its charming presentation and humor are engaging enough to appeal even to players who are not particularly interested in superheroes.
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If you enjoy adventure games, original artistic design, or grew up playing games like Machinarium, you definitely shouldn't miss Phonopolis.
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You can't help but get the feeling that the game's multiplayer-only focus, combined with its limited launch content, unpolished gameplay, and weak marketing, will bury it before it ever gets a chance to flourish.
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Simply put, 007 First Light is a bullseye hit that should satisfy even the most devoted Bond fans.
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Commandos: Origins - No Man Left Behind is another excellent DLC that brings new tactical challenges and fleshes out gaps in the base game's narrative.
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Bobo Bay is a dream come true for players who have desperately missed a complex, deep, and well-developed breeding system in modern games, reminiscent of the Chao Garden from the classic Sonic Adventure.
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection successfully builds on proven JRPG foundations, combining an approachable yet satisfying level of complexity with a memorable genre experience.
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WWE finds itself stuck in a strange place once again. Despite its impressive production values and entertaining gameplay, nothing truly significant has changed, and meaningful new features have once again failed to arrive.
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Directive 8020 gives the impression that the developers were eager to bring new ideas to the game, but only at the expense of restricting the familiar mechanics that players had come to know and enjoy.
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WILL: Follow The Light is an ambitious game that had all the makings of an indie gem. However, its excellent yacht-sailing simulation and breathtaking wilderness visuals are dragged down by an underdeveloped story, frustratingly repetitive puzzles, poor voice acting, technical issues, and unattractive character models.
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Bluberry is an exceptional game with a very strong and resonant core idea. It also offers multiple different endings, giving players a reason to come back to it repeatedly.
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If you have a strong stomach, don’t mind a heavy dose of vulgar language, and are already familiar with the work of ZNK Productions, then this game is probably made for you.
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RoadOut is, at its core, a very solid game. It offers an engaging story, a wide variety of gameplay options, and plenty of action that can keep players entertained for dozens of hours. Despite this, it is not without its flaws.
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Toge Productions has clearly found a formula that works. Coffee Talk: Tokyo proves that games do not always need revolutionary mechanics or complete reinventions of an established concept.
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Alawar has proven that seemingly incompatible opposites — a calming building game and a chilling conspiracy thriller — can work together as a completely organic whole. The Last Gas Station is an immensely refreshing addition to the simulator genre.
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Industria 2 is the sequel we wouldn’t have wished for even in our worst nightmares. Its release was far too rushed.
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There is definitely the potential for a great cozy game here, though the developers still need to work on several mechanics and improve the game’s technical condition.
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If you accept that you are buying more of an interactive therapy session than an epic adventure, you will leave — or rather fly away — more than satisfied.
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