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The second episode is better paced and more engaging than the opener, but still struggles under its own technical limitations
The new characters, balance, and improvements should give veterans lots of dig into. Newcomers or casual fans won't find too much to keep them busy this time around
Whether you're embroiled in an intense fight or participating in one of the oddball minigames, you probably have a smile on your face
Although I almost exclusively had my fun with the rally part of Dirt 4, the game is a loaded package that fills in a lot of Dirt Rally's blanks
Thrilling at first for Star Trek faithful, but lacks the depth for long-term engagement
The cat-and-mouse gameplay is exciting and captures classic horror-movie moments – when the game actually works, which isn't often enough
A fun platformer that offers five to six hours of unique platforming, and a pace that rarely slows
New players may have issues diving into deeper intricacies of the fighting system, but this is still a fun fighter that balances absurd fun and technical mastery
Though Old Man's Journey is a short adventure, it's a gorgeous and memorable one thanks to its heartfelt storytelling and intriguing puzzles.
The puzzle-game intricacies remain once the excitement of the explosions wears off
The season ends with some intriguing and satisfying developments, but just like the rest of the season, it doesn't maintain an even quality throughout
Rime's puzzles rarely challenge, sometimes making you feel dumb for missing the obvious solution rather than smart for figuring them out, but the journey is a strong one with a satisfying ending
Although more unsettling than outright terrifying, Perception brings some novel ideas to the horror genre
This is still an incredibly fun fighting game to have at the ready and online, but Ultra's new modes and features are all minor additions
The interesting bits of story feel like they are being held captive, released only when you solve obvious puzzles or perform simple tasks
The basic hack-and-slash action is simple enough to get the job done, but reconfiguring your spells to overcome each puzzle and combat challenge is consistently rewarding
Farpoint may not move the needle as a shooter, but it's a sound VR experience if you can deal with the slight simulation sickness caused by the locomotion
Provides the challenge hardcore players seek, but the experience comes with its fair share of frustrations
A promising entry into the budding “Souls” genre that delivers excellent combat and far too much repetition in the enemies and environments
A deep game that hits hard in three key areas: fighting, story, and collecting