GameSpew's Reviews
[The Town of Light is] a game that tries to open people's eyes to the very real problem of mental health
You'll get the most that Layers of Fear can offer you when you're brave enough to delve into all of its nooks and crannies
With 32 initial levels, 12 challenges, and plenty of opportunity to unlock further maps on Endless mode, the game doesn't just end when you've completed the story
Tales from the Borderlands can easily compete against the hottest contenders on TV, not just on account of its writing, but also its cinematic beauty
Despite all of its problems, there is still a fun experience to be had with Doors
Remember when you mindlessly ran over throngs of pedestrians on GTA 'just because'? Now you can do that with zombies!
The simplistic nature of the combat system means that fights, though enjoyable, can become quite repetitive
[Ninja Senki DX] succeeds to replicating what's already been done, which is fine, but it fails to be a classic in its own right
It's a shame [more difficult] fights are so few and far between as it is where the tactics and strategy of the genre really shine
…Finally climbing up the stairs and seeing what awaited in the final minutes of the game should have been exhilarating… but rather it felt like somebody had just let all the air out of a shiny birthday balloon, deflating with a disappointing fart
Mitsurugi Kamui Hikae has the potential to be an enjoyable title if you learn to master its combat system, making use of all the moves on offer
The whole arcade mode feels like you're acting out an epic anime battle and it makes you feel extremely badass
Some of the puzzles do seem almost impossible; all but those with the most godlike of patience will likely turn it off in frustration and storm off – only to have a eureka moment hours later
Trails of Cold Steel looks very nice indeed thanks to its colourful and well-designed character and enemy models as well as a consistently smooth framerate, although you can’t say that it makes the most of the handhelds power
Those interested in Street Fighter 5 should view their purchase as a season pass. At launch, there's the bare minimum amount of content included to enable players to get used to the game's fighting systems, but over the coming months it will grow in features and content to make it a better, more rounded experience, for free
This game makes me wish my friends lived more locally so I could have them round every week to play a few matches of Living Dungeon with beer or two
The actual world of Monumental, thankfully, seems like its one saving grace
The style of animation is minimalist and yet somewhat beautiful
Whether it's locally or online, playing in co-op makes Earth Defense Force 4.1 truly shine; its unsophisticated shooter gameplay being perfect for chilling out with a friend on the couch or with up to three allies on the internet
[Level 22] often takes a bit of trial and error, having to make several mistakes before you find the right solution – but you will have a lot of fun doing so