VGChartz's Reviews
Arcade Classics is a satisfactory anthology for the Konami faithful.
For a trilogy that’s been ported so often, very little has been done to address the niggles that do exist, and that’s a shame.
It foils its early potential by shifting focus from its avian star to a narrative and world that lack charm and excitement.
Yoshi’s Crafted World is a pleasant, enduring experience that platforming fans on the Switch shouldn’t miss.
Avalanche's successes in world-building and player freedom are significant, but insufficient to turn this love song to 1980s Sweden into a hit.
Show a lot of patience and the game will find a way to reward you.
Addictive, lengthy, and true to the original spirit of the series, this spin-off boasts more than enough depth to make up for its dull combat.
There are plenty of rough edges that prevent War Theatre from being a true classic of the genre, but I had a lot of fun playing it and it’s definitely a significant step up for developer Arcade Distillery.
Silky gameplay, bright graphics, and stellar MegaMech encounters make it required playing for fans of run-and-gun action.
With novel mechanics, new characters, and an ambitious expansion of the franchise universe, Blaster Master Zero 2 ranks among the better indie games so far this year.
That’s not to say Warparty isn’t a competent, even downright blast to play more often than not, but it won’t soon be overtaking the leaders of the genre.
You'd think a game with superfluous storytelling, repetitive gameplay, and relatively shallow hack-and-slash mechanics would struggle to coalesce into something decent, but this anime action title manages to do just that.
Bears many of the hallmarks of the classic Bomberman, but while it boasts tons of content and an exciting BR mode, it still feels like a poor imitation.
Charming and definitely a fun representation of the developer’s trippy vision, but playing it reveals a number of flaws.
Gorgeous, fun, and fair, it also stands out with its perfectly built online mode and great character roster.
A fun tactics game with a great sense of humour and a unique twist on the alien invasion trope.
Considering the long time Crackdown 3 spent in development purgatory, it's not as bad as it could have been.
Space War Arena quietly makes a name for itself on a platform which isn’t home to many similar experiences.
An old school fun, engrossing, and incredibly deep action game.
If you can look past some low-budget graphics, there's a nice stealth experience waiting for you in Aragami.