NoobFeed's Reviews
On Your Tail is ideal for those who love cozy detective adventure games. With its genuine tale, charming characters, and abundance of side activities, this adventure isn't shy about letting its emotions show. The true friendliness and adventure spirit come through even when the pace or navigation is off.
Alien: Rogue Incursion is able to capture the visual identity and the scary atmosphere of classic movies and survival horror games in a manner that is brought to life in virtual reality in a much more significant way. It is very stunning to look at, and the controls are even more impressive.
TTRPG fans will find themselves right at home with this challenging adventure. A complex gameplay set of rules to strictly follow laid next to an invigorating art style and wild pirate narrative, Flint: The Treasure of Oblivion is not easily accessible. But what it lacks in approachability, it gains in substantial rewards to those who dare embark on the search for this rich bounty.
FAIRY TAIL 2 has all the makings of a fast and low-stakes role-playing game, but it doesn't have the depth of other titles in its genre. Players' pleasure in the game will differ based on their level of interest in the FAIRY TAIL manga and anime. The game's visual appeal and fast-paced fighting are the only redeeming qualities of an otherwise lackluster experience.
Deathless. Tales of Old Rus is a finely crafted game with incredible promise. A must-have for fans of roguelike card games, this game can also appeal to turn-based strategy fans. Many nuanced systems and a unique style come together harmoniously to elevate the game to a new level. Everything is subtle, and the game definitely will not disappoint.
Uncle Chop's Rocket Shop is the perfect blend of a comedic story being told with fun mechanics. Fixing every ship is suitably challenging, although the time limits do make it very difficult if you play the frantic mode before the focused one. The sound and art are nothing but assets to a game. Beard Envy Games have come out with a true hit and are one to keep an eye on for future projects.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is an adventure game that manages to bring flair while trying to fit into a genre that is pretty stacked. It steers clear of being an Uncharted clone and instead delivers a unique, fun experience. From leaping between planes to hilariously outwitting enemies with a whip, the game captures the essence of what makes Indiana Jones such an icon.
Raziel is back and better than ever in this loving celebration of the franchise. Soul Reaver 1-2 Remastered is exploding with plenty of extra content and two action-packed classics to sink your fangs into. At $29.99, you can't ask for much more with an attractive price point like that. You won't find gameplay enhancements, but good old-fashioned fifth/sixth generation gaming goodness packed with silly animations and an incredible story for the ages.
Path of Exile 2 is looking to become everything I could have hoped it to be and then some. Graphically, it looks better, and the overall interest levels and action elements have been buffed to shine. This title has managed to turn out so much better than its predecessor in most ways possible.
FANTASIAN Neo Dimension gives Sakaguchi and Mistwalker a neat comeback and presents a game for the generation of old RPG enthusiasts and a perfect pathway for newbies into the world. The complete English voice acting gives the narrative and characters much more than just volume to the journey.
Unlike some open-world games, Infinity Nikki grants you the freedom to explore the world while simultaneously presenting challenges and puzzles. The graphics and animation are top-notch, and despite the optimization issues—which can be overlooked—the game has so much to offer. If the dress-up genre is your favorite genre, then Infinity Nikki will surely win your heart, and you’ll be in the game for countless hours.
Those familiar with the series might give Mario & Luigi: Brothership a solid addition to the franchise; for most of the general public, however, it really isn't a groundbreaking title. For dedicated RPG fans who tend to prefer more robust and immersive experiences, perhaps this won't quite cut it.
Songs of Silence really tried to reach for the stars and do a lot. It strove to be a good 4x game that took elements from all across the Strategy mega-genre. It tried to ditch all of the Civ-based gameplay mechanics, but with that came too much simplicity. A large part of the game feels very barebones. The game may look great, but it has hardly anything worth of substance.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl covers almost everything, from the dynamics of the world and combat to crafting and survival systems — everything is truly special. Graphics, sound design, plus storytelling are all on the highest level; that's why it doesn't really matter if you are a fan of the series or if it's your first time.
With frequent updates adding both new agents and more endgame content, it's capable of cementing its status as one of Hoyoverse's most successful titles. For now, though, it's a bright, brilliant, and slightly overwhelming experience that might not quite reach the dizzying heights of some of its siblings but is nonetheless a real testament to Hoyoverse's imagination and craft.
Hearts of Iron IV: Götterdämmerung is one of Paradox's better ones, giving you access to a wide variety of content and expanding the grand strategy brand. It wouldn't be a paradox DLC if it didn't have its hiccups, but regardless, it's a fine addition to Hearts of Iron IV.
Mindcop is a fresh and exciting take on the detective genre, blending innovative time-based mechanics with compelling puzzles and a gripping story. Its unique gameplay and stunning visuals make it a standout despite a challenging learning curve. It is a must-play for fans of mystery and puzzle games.
LEGO Horizon Adventures offers a fun, lighthearted spin on the Horizon series. The trademark humor and charm of LEGO games are all here. While the game stylistically nails translating the world of Horizon into LEGO, the simplistic gameplay, repetition, and lackluster level design hold it back.
DRAGON QUEST III HD-2D Remake, while incorporating contemporary elements, is able to successfully polish a masterpiece that has remained a classic for years. The new graphics and engaging music stand out as the highlights of the remade products without failing to invoke the required nostalgia.
ZEPHON is a great 4X game that stands as a testament to how much a developer can improve if given the right resources. It does so much to make its game all that more fun with its deep lore, mechanics, and rich combat design. The price is also perfect, and despite its hiccups, one cannot help but applaud the game and recommend it to any 4X or Strategy fan.