GameSpew's Reviews
The audio is impeccable – all the locations have a foreboding ambience that is heightened by excellent use of sound effects to put you on edge
The soundtrack to episode two of Life is Strange really shines. . . the whole game is excellent at creating mood and feeling, and the music is the cherry on top
Visually the game is clean, with nice textures and excellent presentation. The motorcycles truly are the stars of the show though; beautifully modelled, they are filled with intricate details and are a pleasure to look at
Jamestown+ functions perfectly well as a single player shooter, but the fun really gears up a notch in couch co-op.
Music is superb throughout Hotline Miami 2. The synthy, high tempo soundtrack is almost worth the price of admission alone and will keep you tapping your feet as you murder, die, restart and murder again
The bottom line is, Flame Over is fun to play, but you need to have a lot of patience – and a lot of skill
The visuals don't really take anything away from the game. Sure, we all love top-notch cutting edge graphics, but it hardly looks bad, and it's fun, and that's the main thing here
For a small-looking game with only two dimensions, it sure has a lot of depth
I felt more like a spectator than a player – and whilst I imagine that is partly the intention, it makes it harder to fully immerse yourself in the game
Life is Strange is, in a word, gorgeous to look at
…you'll be hard-pushed to find a better-written game than Grim Fandango. The humour is clever, well-thought out and well delivered
The mission design is sometimes inconsistent, with some missions only playable solo and others very difficult unless playing as part of a crew
Whilst the story isn't anything out of the ordinary, it does accomplish giving you an understanding of Fetch's motivations and stands on its own two feet rather well