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The Danger Zone at its core is an interesting concept though the entire thing is rather simple.
It's a simple concept, but one that works and just makes you want to keep on firing.
There's some nice presentation to Nascar Heat 2 and I'm sure fans of the event will enjoy the selection of new content present here
Fifa 18 is the latest entry in EA's long running Football/Soccer simulation that aims to refine, add a couple new features and continue Hunter's story.
There's an alright game somewhere here as the setting is well done just like the enemy designs, but it isn't presented in a way that showcases its potential.
Blue Reflection is definitely a solid JRPG title presenting an interesting story and a lead that one can get behind with her various struggles.
The Pact is a good place from which the rest of the season can build for what should be a very interesting conclusion.
The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game is a fine title for those that enjoy the series or are fans of this LEGO brand.
Cuphead is excellent, it's got the right amount of challenge and charming design to make this completely stand out.
Pinball FX3 is the best way to play Pinball in a game featuring a wide range of well crafted and high class tables.
Forza Motorsport 7 is really what the series has been racing towards this generation as it all comes together for one gorgeous and massive game.
Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash is a solid shooter that's fun to play and actually well balanced.
SteamWorld Dig 2 is an excellent game that provides a beautiful world filled with charming characters.
It's got some nice choice, lovely graphics though everything does feel very simple.
Its enjoyable not only in how the campaign is presented, but also with how exciting the competitive aspects of multiplayer are.
I'm not too interested in where they're taking this as it all seems predictable and hopefully some random cards come into play for these final two upcoming episodes.
Baja: Edge of Control HD is a fine remaster of the game and I'm not sure why this particular game got the treatment, but I'm not at all against it as it can be fun to play.
I came out of DreamBreak really disliking the game in general while having a strong appreciation of the world it created.
Overall this is a solid package for those getting their yearly fixed, players that want to return after awhile and general fans of the sport.
Life is Strange: Before the Storm is a great start for the series and I'm very, very curious where it will go from here.