Hu3br's Reviews
Evil doesn’t need to have a name, sometimes not even a face. Through its excellent cast The New Colossus is a stark reminder that it is through hope, survival and unity that humanity can overcome dark times.
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While the main narrative can feel off at times, a move to more open-ended areas and sidequests makes sure that The Evil Within 2 remains a chilling, but rewarding experience.
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Small tweaks with huge impact on management makes Green Cities one of the best Cities: Skylines expansions.
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While retaining its amazing presentation, Total War: Warhammer II sets itself apart from its predecessor with unique mechanics and even more unique factions. A sequel worth having.
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Revamped rules, better AI and a bigger emphasis on its single-player content makes Field of Glory II feels like a huge leap over its predecessor.
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Don’t mistake its lovely characters and catchy soundtrack for a superficial strategy game. Mushroom Wars 2 packs a lot of punch and creates interesting scenarios of constant unit micromanaging and how to excel at zone control. Easy to pick up and learn, hard to master.
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Battle Chasers: Nightwar cast, amazing soundtrack and art direction more than makes up for its dull and often grindy combat mechanics.
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Once again Slightly Mad Studios bridges the gap between sim and arcade racing to deliver a package that is deep and incredibly approachable to newcomers.
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New race traits and quests for robots makes otherwise dull scenarios much more interesting. But even so, after over a year, still feels that Stellaris could’ve been so much more.
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You’ll find beauty in RUINER if you play close attention. The kind of distorted beauty only cyberpunk settings can give. Of finding hope in its degenerate society and turning senseless violence into something greater than the mere showcase of death. Maybe you will pull its strings or, maybe, they will pull yours. Hauntingly evocative.
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While its content is diverse, Cook Serve Delicious 2 is a bit of a letdown due to its lack of gameplay depth.
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With interesting new abilities and a return to Karnaca, Death of the Outsider wraps up Dishonored in a fantastic way
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While its procedural generation can result in some unfavorable outcomes during its campaign, Tooth and Tail shows how to teach basic real-time strategy mechanics in a lovely way.
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In a way, ARK lost itself during its development. What started as an interesting survival with dinosaurs experience turned into a PVP wasteland, uninteresting and grindy mechanics. There are some cool ideas under the hood, but not worth the time invested.
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Bastard’s Wound goes against everything that made Tyranny a special RPG. Interesting quests are intertwined with tedious dialogue in one of the blandest areas from any Obsidian game.
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Fleshed out leagues for single player games plus the option to save mid match and challenging teams to learn makes Blood Bowl 2: Legendary Edition a must for fans.
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Even though its strategic layer lacks depth, Battlestar Galactica Deadlock makes up for it with its beautiful and increasingly complex tactical combat. A must for any Battlestar Galactica fan.
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While its procedurally generated levels are one of the most beautiful i’ve ever seen, Songbringer fails on making its gameplay and, especially its combat, a compelling experience.
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Silly to the extreme, Rock of Ages 2 makes significant changes to its mechanics, offering a more well-rounded tactical experience for both single-player and multiplayer modes.
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Absolver bring new mechanics to the fighting game genre in a way that feels welcoming both to newcomers and veterans alike.
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