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While, at a glance, the game’s dated look is an issue, the real problems lie in its uninspired tactical combat
While more of an evolution than revolution from its predecessor, some refinements, new weapons, and enemies improve it nicely
Wonderfully pleasant, but also quite predictable, the strength here is in the characters you’ll be working to build relationships with
Building on the foundation of an already-solid predecessor, Blasphemous 2 soars to new heights of brutality
While it has a budget-friendly method of allowing for co-op play with only 1 copy of the game the experience isn’t always great
If you enjoyed the original, the addition of 2 new and distinctive characters as well as a roguelike survival mode makes it better
Calling this collection of arcade titles a bit odd and eclectic would be an understatement
Charming and a bit odd at times, while much of the experience is a bit generic, odd touches like periodic musical numbers help it stand out
Undoubtedly a pretty unique mix of puzzle and platforming elements, along with a sense of humor, it’s a good time but the novelty can wear off
In practical terms without flaws, and filled with thoughtful and creative touches from top to bottom, this game truly is a star
If you think an adventure through the spirit world, complete with the unusual characters you’d expect along the way, this will work
Undoubtedly a unique take on both chess and roguelikes, this strategy title is refreshing but ultimately a bit limited
Despite the appeal of the fact that it simply does its own funky thing, some messy combat elements and inconsistency make it aggravating
A mixed bag of intriguing ideas and story elements paired with over-complicated but pretty easy puzzles and awful 3D platforming
While it tries to have some personality and generate interest, this single-player shooter is a bit too derivative to stand out much
Channeling elements of some other classic retro multi-sport titles, this has flair but is undoubtedly a bit limited
While perhaps the story of two childhood friends may read a bit oddly, the smart co-op puzzling play works well enough
Delivers pretty well what you’d want to see in a follow-up with added features, unlockables, secrets, and challenges
There’s a spirit of adventure mixed with retro top-down sensibilities that has appeal here, but it also has stumbling blocks
Undoubtedly different and wide open for possibilities based on your choices, this is a text-heavy but interesting affair