Stevivor's Reviews
Ultra Despair Girls is repetitive, clunky and worst yet, overly long. An animated film that gathered up all the cutscenes would have served as a better continuation of the world of Danganronpa. This one's for obsessives only; all others need not apply.
World Series really embraces an Overwatch format, presenting each of the game's 12 vehicles as a different personality and build.
It's a no-brainer for those with a PlayStation Plus account and one to consider for those with a bunch of friends and worn out copies of Jackbox's finest. You'll definitely have to invest in a portable charger for your phone or tablet, though.
This one's a no-brainer, from fans of the original games to those looking for amazing platformers – Crash has it all.
At the end of the day I have to say that you should really only investigate Valkyria Revolution if you're a big fan of the series and want to have a deeper look into the lore. If you're on the fence, either skip it or play Valkyria Chronicles.
Combat in Get Even is relatively simple, and while the option for stealth or full-guns blazing is up to you
DiRT 4 is arguably the most complete rally title on consoles to-date.
Friday The 13th: The Game has the potential to be a great game but sadly it's not right now.
ARMS has potential, but Nintendo's done its best to bury it under neon colours and a catchy theme tune.
WipEout Omega Collection won't hold your hand
With all the superfluous about, it's a good thing that Tekken 7 really relies on its core mechanics.
it's far easier tackle the bridge of the original U.S.S. Enterprise on your own.
RiME is exactly the game I like to slowly work my way through.
If you're a fan of fighters, you've no doubt been spoiled of late by high-quality offerings that come with a range of extra features and — perhaps most importantly — engrossing, engaging story modes that help to create an attachment to characters. Ultra has none of this.
Its story has a few plot twists, though most are telegraphed well ahead of time.
This sequel is far more than a fighter. It's a love letter to DC's heroes and villains
The promising story, reminiscent of every damn 70s sci-fi movie and one which drew me in almost immediately, really does take a backseat until the latter half of the game.
Judged as a shooter, Farpoint is as generic as they get; thankfully, Impulse Gear's effort has other things going for it. ... If you've a PlayStation VR, this is definitely one for the library.
Bland and generic against the computer, Playgrounds is infinitely better with friends. Priced competitively at around the $30 AUD mark, depending on console, it's worth a bounce if you go in with your expectations set at the right point.
If you're an AFL fan and want an AFL game, there's no other choice. AFL Evolution is certainly the most playable attempt we've had at an AFL game for a while