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What Nine Parchments lacks in depth it makes up for in shameless whimsey and colourful charm.
An intelligent puzzle game, Gorogoa certainly tests your logic skills, but it also forgets to really teach you how to handle later chapters when things suddenly get much more complicated.
Her Majesty's Spiffing has some of the sharpest, funniest writing I've seen in a games and it has the rare accolade of being a point-and-click adventure that follows actual real life logic. But it's all over far too soon and leaves an unsatisfied feeling with plot threads just left hanging.
This is more Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth which is great but also has a lot of reused assets sadly.
While most Metroidvanias find themselves struggling with their pace, Iconoclasts never lets up. It's one of the best of its kind and definitely needs to be played.
A sensational platformer with an important story at its heart. Celeste is engaging, rewarding, and reminds us that the reward is worth the hard journey.
A marked improvement on the 2016 console release, it continues to be a marvelous simulation game with a compelling gameplay loop, but its systems often feel impenetrable for any but the most persistent players.
Little Red Lie is a fantastic narrative told over two different sides that will hit home often enough to exhaust you mentally.
From the gorgeous visuals to the design in its monsters and ecosystems, Capcom has made the best Monster Hunter game yet. It's just a shame it doesn't help with its complex systems an occasionally poor explanations of them.
Vesta is best described as okay, and it never really rises above that level despite its prettiness
Despite an incredible opening hour, the second half of the game really falls off a cliff, and never quite recovers. If you have PSVR and like Until Dawn, it's a no-brainer, but it's not the "more Until Dawn" we all really want.
An exquisite feeling fighter that is both approachable and deep. Time will tell if it has staying power, but it's the best use of the Dragon Ball Z name in quite some time.
What Ails you is a superb fourth episode, and gives us plenty of great set pieces and character progression as the series reaches its climax
InnerSpace is a visually stunning game that ultimately fails to connect. It wants the player to explore and uncover its secrets, but places them in an environment that is deliberately confusing to the point of frustration.
I really hope they patch this soon because despite the issues, I've had a blast playing portable Enter the Gungeon.
It has been ace playing Furi on the Switch and while the port isn't perfect, Furi on Switch is a great way to experience the game.
Vostok Inc. is pretty good, but the grind does become frustrating; however, it's easier to put in short periods of time on the go, eventually leading you to amass that huge galactic empire, so the Switch is a very suitable host.
I hope they patch these issues out because the game itself with progression, content, and the lovely gameplay is well worth checking out.
If you've always fancied playing the Tiny Troopers series, this might not be a bad place to start.
A lovely 2D horror adventure that falters in a few aspects but is still worth playing.