Stevivor's Reviews
Moonlighter is a wonderful combination of Zelda and Animal Crossing that easily commands your constant attention. It looks beautiful with a lovely, pixelated style; music from the shop and the dungeons will be stuck in your head for days. The only fault I could find with Moonlighter it's relatively short — I wanted more dungeons, more enemies to topple, more items to sell.
Don't think I can't see right through you, Detroit!
Despite these flaws, State of Decay 2 is incredibly enjoyable
If you're a huge Zelda fan you might get a kick out of Hyrule Warriors and if you're a Dynasty Warriors fan you're sure to find something to love. If you missed this on Wii U, it's worth a go, but if you've been there and done that, you're probably best saving your money for something else
Laser League is a budget-priced gem.
Bungie promised big things for Destiny 2's newest DLC, Warmind, and has only partially delivered. Par for the course, really.
Go out and get Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze immediately.
Kylotonn should be commended on what is a great game, but certainly a niche one at that.
Casey Powell Lacrosse 18 is a solid sports title that newcomers will find engaging and enjoyable.
God of War is a truly engrossing, enjoyable experience.
The Pillars of the Earth weaves a fascinating tale and does so with superb style.
Far Cry 5 is the thoughtful next step in a series renowned for shooting first and thinking second. The villains are devious, the world is intriguing and the wild animals remind you who owns the land.
Sea of Thieves promised to be an exciting sandbox for players to sail the seas and have all kinds of piratey adventures. To its credit, Rare was upfront about what we should expect here – two ships, three guilds and three mission types — still, when the release date rolled round and this full-priced game set sail, it still managed to feel like an early access title.
A Way Out mightn't be all I wanted it to be, but it is competent and different.
If you love Origins, you'll get a big kick out of "Curse of the Pharaohs". Simple, really.
In addition to offering up a rewarding and enjoyable sci-fi city-building experience, Surviving Mars is rife with detail.
This feels like the beginning of a new major RPG franchise to compete with the other giants. If you like this style of game you'll love it and if you're not usually into JRPGs it's a perfect gateway to the genre.
Consider this an earnest recommendation: go and expand your horizons with Discovery Tour. You won't be disappointed.
Seeing Assassins presented as the enemy casts the game in a much different light and humanises the Templars at the same time.
The in-combat effects and camera work really make what could be a relatively basic combat cycle into something that feels dynamic and empowering every time you get to button-mash to truly kick the stuffing out of a goon's face.