NoobFeed's Reviews
Servants of the Dark is a decent Metroidvania, but forgettable. It has some amusing ideas; however, it doesn't live up to the potential of its predecessor when it comes to gameplay. Even though it expands the expanse of the universe and examines new gameplay components, it is lacking in crucial aspects.
Koira is a visually gorgeous and emotionally gripping experience with unique musical puzzles and a moving story. Despite its brief length, fans of casual, story-driven adventures will cherish the experience for its relaxing gameplay.
InZOI is an innovative take and has the potential to be the greatest life simulation game ever. Fans of The Sims or the genre will undoubtedly love it, but if you're looking for a fully polished game, it may be best to wait for the final release.
In the end, for JRPG enthusiasts and anybody who enjoys complex narratives, tough fighting, and nonlinear exploration, SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered is a must-play. The learning curve is high, and disappointments are unavoidable, but for those who appreciate its unusual design, this remaster provides a chance to explore one of Square's artistically ambitious works.
The First Berserker: Khazan truly delivers, and it gives you solid action. Its RPG experience outshines many of its closest competitors. I would say it's up there with Lies of P; although some would argue that its narrative holds it back, I think it's a combat mix-up for it, especially if it's the difficulty aspect that you're after.
Atomfall offers a unique exploration-driven experience with strong world-building and a compelling narrative. However, bad combat, a lack of meaningful progression mechanisms, and repetitive gameplay hold it back from being a good one.
In the end, Karma: The Dark World is a visually stunning psychological thriller that pays homage to classic horror games, but ultimately falls short due to its lack of engaging gameplay and a weak second half.
AI LIMIT is a fine overhaul of the souls-like genre. With its compelling perspective on the souls-like concept, the game manages to be more than just that. It's a must-play for anyone who adores this genre.
If you're a fan of history or just like challenging puzzle games, you'll love The Darkest Files. The game's unique interrogation and evidence-collecting techniques, along with its emphasis on historical accuracy and authenticity, provide an immersive experience.
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition makes it a must-play for both returning and new players. Though it may not be able to solve all of the original's flaws, it does enhance and show them in a way that makes the Mira experience more fascinating than it would ever be.
Overall, Urban Jungle brilliantly combines simulation and storytelling, offering a calming escape for players. With its engaging mechanics and colorful environments, the game may just showcase a love for plants and nature and show off the subtle yet complex dynamics between the characters. It's still well worth the four hours of playing, although the soundtrack can be a little repetitive.
Despite some of the narrative shortcomings, Assassin's Creed Shadows is one of the standouts of the year that offers a deep, engaging, and visually stunning experience, making it one of the games to get if you're looking into getting into this franchise or even if you are a long-time series fan.
In the end, Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land's fans will probably find Yumia's voyage interesting. This could be among the most unique entries you have ever seen if you are fresh to the series and just beginning your trip. Basically, you should get ready to be submerged in an ocean of memories—Yumia's as well as yours.
xpelled! is a lot of fun if you are into a Groundhog Day story of mild insanity taking place in a seemingly mundane setting, yet you scratch the surface just a bit, and you get to see the wild twists and turns that lie beneath.
Split Fiction creates many different worlds to explore, all of which are as fleshed out and fun as the characters you experience them with. If you have a partner to coop with, it's a game you can't miss playing. The worlds they have created really represent who they are as people, with Zoe being amazing at pointing this out as she tries to learn about Mio from her stories.
Overall, Company of Heroes 3 is a much better game than it was in 2023, and with the 2.0 Anniversary Update, the game now outshines Company of Heroes 2 in almost every aspect. It is a must-get for fans in the series who are still holding out, and for RTS fans, whether you like single-player campaigns or multiplayer combat, it is also a recommendation.
Wanderstop might be the rest stop you didn't realize you needed if you're seeking an escape that doesn't involve fiction but rather a calm introspection because it's quiet and reflective. At the end of the day, what you bring to it will determine whether you find it deeply moving or frustratingly in slow motion.
Beyond The Ice Palace 2 exceeds expectations as a follow-up to a forgotten gem from gaming's silver age. This might be one of the most unexpected indie game announcements in recent memory, as this sequel is vastly different from the original in almost every way.
While bosses present their fair share of challenges, the overall experience is incredibly rewarding, leaving you wanting more—even with an impressively large map to explore. had a great time playing ENDER MAGNOLIA: Bloom in the Mist and exploring its lore to the depths.
WWE 2K25 refines its core gameplay with improved stamina mechanics and engaging match types like Bloodline Rules but plays it too safe. While enjoyable, its outdated animations and monetization issues hold it back from being a true evolution.