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Even though there's heart and care put into the game's style and use of myth, the same isn't true for the rest of it. It runs fine and the combat is functional, but it won't leave a huge impression. If you're fond of Norse Mythology and don't have much time to spare, Fimbul might be up your alley. A single playthrough is enjoyable enough, but filling up the story thread and replaying the same battles repeatedly isn't worth the effort.
A lovely experiment in its own right, Tech Support: Error Unknown is not for the faint of heart. Even at the lowest difficulty, it only comes into its own with an attentive player capable of reading between the lines. Though technical problems exist, they don't get in the way too much. Recommended for those who'd like to try out something new and different, and don't have a problem with sticking with the game until it really clicks.
Bannermen's appreciation of genre greats can be easily seen through the cracks in its shoddy construction. However, in between a single faction with a small, uninspired roster, bland story and writing, and very few options in terms of tactics and strategy, it's tough to recommend. As rooted as it is in the genre's past, it's nowhere close to mastering what made RTS titles of yore great, ultimately being just a flimsy, soulless imitator.
Far Cry New Dawn may be a shorter Far Cry experience, but it’s one of the most fun games in the series since Blood Dragon.
M2H and Blackmill Games have executed their concept so well that the most glaring criticism is that there is not more. With such good a foundation as Verdun, it would have been nice to see a greater variety of maps, or perhaps even some different objective based modes. While it should be noted that fans of run and gun in faster-paced shooters may be frustrated with the game's more methodical pacing, Tanneberg is a satisfying tactical shooter.
Having a lovely time at the hostess club with Majima crossdressing, fishnets and all, before he started a fight.
Great concept and premise derailed by bad game design and a terrible graphical presentation.
A satisfyingly tactical real time strategy game with a deep love of Warhammer 40K lore.
We loved every moment of Resident Evil 2, and even if you know the first game inside out, you won’t know the Remake at all.
A good unit roster and the new synapse mechanic make Gladius' first faction pack an interesting addition to most Tyranid fans.
A very good game that needs some amount of polishing and balancing to really shine.
Gris is art in motion and arguably the most gorgeous game I've played this year.
A must-have expansion to those players who dream of creating their own interstellar corporate empire.
On one side, we can’t deny we had a lot of fun dipping in and out of Just Cause 4. It’s an exciting, crazy sandbox with some wonderful tools and pretty non-stop action. The downside is - Just Cause 3 did most of this stuff a lot better.
With decent production values, interesting characters, visceral and demanding battles, and great writing, Mutant Year Zero is a game that is easy to recommend to those looking for a unique genre mashup in a fun, if not a bit overdone, setting. Playing on normal difficulty will require you to think a bit more tactically than that you're probably used to and it may cause some aggravation, but getting through the battles and progressing through the game is worth it.
The remastered version of the Indomitable Gauls' latest adventure is here, but is it worth going back to Las Vegum?
Jurassic World Evolution: Secrets of Dr Wu is a highly entertaining and worthwhile expansion to the main game,
Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don't Dry Review
A serviceable DLC that adds interesting new gameplay options to the game.
Life is Strange 2 isn't re-writing DONTNOD's rulebook when it comes to gameplay, but the tale being told this time around is a far bigger statement than their last. And it's only just begun.