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The pacing of "What Ails You?" was great, it was quick and covered a lot of material.
For the most part Vesta was an excellent game and a well worthwhile experience.
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter on Xbox One X was a remarkable time with this being a solid narrative driven experience.
This is an amazing game not only in telling a unique perspective, but being fascinating to work through.
Innerspace has some strong elements to it though the progression isn't integrated well and it just leaves you wondering what's going on in it.
The Escapists 2 is a solid package that expands upon the concepts of the original game in meaningful ways and it performs very well on the Nintendo Switch.
Whether following the story or keeping busy with side quests, Skyrim VR for PlayStation VR engages the player like no other Skyrim before it.
What a great game, A Hat in Time was just enjoyable and ever so charming featuring this lovely tale that anyone could enjoy.
The sad part of Black Mirror is that there's a really solid game here and it could have just used more polish to reach that.
It's Quiz Time is perfect for trivia and those that enjoy it featuring an expansive library of questions to battle over.
This Dragon's Lair Trilogy is truly a nice collection for originals fans and new players to experience it in a modern way.
There's a wide selection of items to collect, enemies to conquer and many locations to battle through in One More Dungeon.
This is a nice collection for fans and probably the best way to enjoy the series while on the go.
If you're looking for a package that will definitely have a game you like, then the Party Planet is a perfect option.
This is a very unique game that feels fresh, fun and stands out from the crowd.
Everything was well wrapped up and fans of the series will get a satisfactory conclusion regardless of the final choices that come into play.
Hell is Empty was somewhat empty in terms of dropping certain points though it still concludes in a satisfying way.
Riptide GP: Renegade is really an enjoyable aquatic racer that packs a pile of content.
Hello Neighbor has some good ideas, a dark story which should have been developed further and a number of issues that make it a horrible time the further you progress.
It has the classic elements of a DOOM game, immersing the player in the DOOM world.