NoobFeed's Reviews
Uncovering the truth behind Omensight's murder mystery runs the risk of feeling like a chore due to repetitive gameplay.
What Hide and Seek accomplishes is providing a variety of puzzles that take advantage of your skill set.
Desolation of Mordor isn't exciting enough to bring back those who've moved on from Shadow of War.
Pillars Of Eternity II: Deadfire is a gorgeous, meaty beast undermined by a short main quest and unimpressive naval combat.
Those who missed out on Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze on the Wii U and own a Nintendo Switch should play this adventure.
City Of Brass is a satisfying first person rogue-lite adventure that brings a few neat ideas of its own to the table.
God of War is a new beast of its own. It is not the game fans asked for but the game fans needed without even knowing.
Enigmatis 3: The Shadow of Karkhala is an excellent conclusion to a great series and is definitively worth your while.
Frostpunk is an engrossing survival city builder that doesn't shun away from requiring difficult decisions on the player's part.
BattleTech's tactical core rewards planning and battlefield awareness, but difficulty spikes alongside pacing and performance issues take away from what's otherwise a great turn-based title.
If you love South Park you'll relish South Park: The Fractured But Whole.
God of War is an amazing masterpiece that you won't soon forget.
Owlboy is a marvelous action-adventure that successfully combines gameplay and story for one memorable adventure that’s worth playing multiple times.
Masters of Anima provides you with the tools to succeed but heavily depends on your ability to use them effectively.
Extinction is an undercooked, mind-numbingly repetitive action game that fails to do anything interesting past its first few missions.
Far Cry 5 has a lot of amazing moments, and most of them are tied to the excellent antagonists.
Batman: The Enemy Within Episode 5 Same Stitch is everything a finale needs that will leave you shocked and craving for season 3.
Although its turn-based combat doesn’t hold up in the long run, Pit People is a hilarious, absurd adventure that’s worth trying out.
Sea of Thieves teases you with this largely unexplored ocean until you realize there's not much out there.
A Way Out has a lot of highs and lows but the combination of cooperative elements and cinematic adventure provides enough excitement that you'll stick around until the end.