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Darksiders III does feel like a game that wished it was released many years ago, with a slew of older-style design elements that sit alongside more modern attitudes towards combat and story
The wastelands of West Virginia can either feel like its full of friends or incredibly lonely
Battlefield V demands a significant time investment match-to-match, but the intensity of its large-scale battles can be palpable
Hitman 2 is an exceptionally enjoyable assassination sandbox that is slightly let down by its shoddy narrative and lack of interesting characters
Tetris Effect marries the old with the new and sets a new standard for a bonafide masterpiece
Dark Souls Remastered was a genuinely disappointing experience on the Switch for me. From the less precise and borderline clunky peripherals to the stuttery framerate and lower audiovisual quality, I really wouldn't say the Switch version is worth the caveats that come with it
Infliction weaves realism and horror into a tragic tale and proves that your own home can be a terrifying place
NHL 19 skates its way to the top thanks to a franchise redefining entry
A ridiculously handsome, pitch-perfect remastered trilogy that no Spyro fan should miss
From Software tries something different and produces a mixed bag of excellent presentation values and average gameplay
An interesting fusion of Trials-inspired traversal and robot destruction that is let down by its inconsistent execution
Damsel will seep hours from your timestream. If you're up for a fast action game like the days of old, Damsel has you covered
Aardman's first real foray into video games is a valiant effort with a memorable war-time tale and stunning presentation
A big, bold Western epic that takes lessons learned from Rockstar's entire history and combines them with a newfound appreciation for pacing and subtlety
Marching Fire offers a lot of new, solid, free content, but with a small player base in Australia it's a struggle to experience the game to its fullest
Call of Cthulhu delivers a Lovecraftian adventure that is every bit creepy as it is compelling
While some might be disappointed by a lack of campaign, the strength of the three deep and diverse modes on offer is more than enough to carry the latest iteration in the juggernaut franchise
Luigi’s Mansion 3DS brings the Gamecube classic to the handheld platform, packing in the memorable ghostbusting adventure of the original, alongside some new features
Soulcalibur 6 represents a pseudo-reboot that re-establishes itself right where it needs to be – with a bright future for the crew at Project Soul to continue this tale of swords and souls… eternally retold
An enjoyable story, solid gameplay and a respectable solution to the pitfalls of the toys-to-life concept make for a surprisingly good experience no matter how you play