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Short, funny, but lacking in gameplay complexity
Xeodrifiter is a fun, by-the-book way to get your fix for this niche style of gameplay
One of the greatest horror games of all time becomes even better
Despite a solid framework for an incredible game, right now the title can feel barren and lacking in variety
Ultimate NES Remix, or any title in the series for that matter, is not for everyone. Those looking for a story they'll remember years in the future, or a title that blows gamers' minds with innovative mechanics, will not find it here. However, if what you seek is a way to quickly enjoy cunning challenges melded from a simpler time on gaming will find it here in spades. Ultimate NES Remix offers hours of simple to learn, devilishly difficult to master challenges that have kept me busy for days on end, and I couldn't be happier with the end product.
The story and information is interesting, but the gameplay is an unimpressive delivery method
Poor matchmaking and punishing XP penalties kill the desire to partake in the slow progression
If you love brainteasers and philosophy, then The Talos Principle is better than a night at the movies
A cool concept realized effectively – the one major detriment being that matches can take what feels like an eternity to play out, sometimes in ways that feel they have been predetermined for many, many minutes.
Like most multiplayer games, Temple of Osiris is better with friends. Thankfully, the game does a good job making each person feel like an integral part of a team
Lumino City is a gorgeous enough to grab anyone's attention, but stays within the boundaries of its genre conventions
I am nominally interested in all of The Crew's parts, but none of them hold my attention
One of those experiences that I would call addictive in that "just one more attempt" way
An intriguing and suspenseful first look into the Forresters' lives that hits all of the tones that Telltale and George R. R. Martin are known for
Effectively delivers a strong message about the depressing reality of war, eschewing classic soldier or commander glorification that permeates many games. An emotional, impactful journey, even if the gameplay elements are somewhat simple
Telltale avoids a complete flop with a more engaging second half and a well-done finale
Persona Q is strong on all fronts, from the great character interactions to the fun dungeons
Eight-player matches, loads of challenges, and the best stage designs yet make this a no-brainer for anyone who likes to have fun
Playing the game again from the first-person perspective is a blast. It's also become my perspective of choice for Grand Theft Auto Online
The rich setting is fun to explore, but the familiar gameplay experience doesn't stray far from Far Cry 3