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Greedfall The Dying World is a really fun game, the true potential of which is crushed by its unfinished state.
Capcom placed a huge bet on Pragmata and it pays off in dividends. A classic feeling game pulled right out of the past, delivering the quintessential, modern gaming experience that feels properly paced and perfected.
Lord of Hatred is exactly what I wanted out of the next chapter of Diablo 4. With a compelling story, new classes and activities, and broader build-crafting than ever before, this is Diablo 4 at its best.
Mouse P.I. For Hire is charming, funny, fluid, and kept me smiling throughout. It demonstrates the power of passion in game development.
For those not put off by the more hardcore nature of what Bungie delivered, I highly recommend you give Marathon a try. You might just become as hooked as I did.
With a resonant story, incredible visuals, deeply satisfying combat and monster nurturing systems, Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twister Reflections delivers the goods, and it’s a must for everyone yearning to scratch that monster collecting itch.
With one last crazy adventure, Max and Chloe's saga comes to a satisfying conclusion, one that respects long-term fans and honors the franchise's legacy.
Starship Troopers Ultimate Bug War is a blast to play and exactly what I expect out of a boomer shooter. Be fun, go hard, and don't overstay your welcome.
Resident Evil Requiem is everything I wanted out of the next mainline Resident Evil and yet another notch on Capcom’s long-celebrated belt.
Crisol: Theater of Idols doesn’t try to reinvent horror, nor does it bring anything new that seasoned horror fans have not seen. However, the setting is unique, it presents an inventive story, and has some fun scares along the way.
Cairn is a demanding, satisfying survival-climbing journey with discoveries galore awaiting intrepid explorers.
Dragon Quest VII manages to cut the fat while preserving the whimsical story of our ages.
With the introduction being a bit of a puzzle itself with what it expected me to accomplish, it lacked any true immersion. As I consider immersion to be one of the most important aspects in the horror genre, it made Sleep Awake feel incredibly lackluster overall.
With plenty of modes, both intricate for experts and approachable to newcomers, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is a highly ambitious experience easy to recommend.
After being reminded last year what it feels like to enjoy an entire Call of Duty package, it is disappointing to see the series land on shaky ground again because one part of the game is so horrendously bad that the rest of the package has to barely hold it together.
Demonschool is a game for those who love nuance, antics, and those who like to embrace a sense of individuality. A game for those who have no problem accepting individuals for what they are.
While Dispatch doesn’t offer the most advanced gameplay loop, it combines a diverse array of elements that sets a high bar for future games in the interactive narrative genre.
Lumines Arise is an incredibly emotional ride that holds onto you tightly and doesn't want to let go.
Possessor(s)'s combat and traversal are quite enjoyable, there is ample reason to chase 100% completion, the story made me want to keep playing, and there were plenty of late nights spent just wanting to see what was in the next area because the game simply looks fantastic.
With its main offering being the ability to shoot your way through Purgatory with friends, the shine wears off rather quickly.