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Overall, I had a fun time playing Katanaut. Those seeking an action game about a space samurai slicing through icky monsters should consider it.
Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist is an absolute joy to play that should be held in high regard when discussing some of the brightest examples of this genre.
Pokémon Friends isn’t anything new; it’s basically a halfhearted mash-up of many puzzle games predecessors that came before it put into one with a Pokémon brand and plushie gimmick. It would be a far better game with the right level structure and broader progression, but it is still a cute, enjoyable, and leisurely experience that is worth ten dollars to me...
Should we ever get more of what Donkey Kong Bananza established, I will be in the front row hooting and howling like a banana-crazed gorilla.
For those even remotely curious, I highly recommend finding some footage online and just listen to the way the characters speak. It is why I overcame my hangups with the gameplay. I wanted to hear those lines and see what happens.
All in all, Pumpkin Panic is a compelling spooky twist to a simple, but fun genre. Like I have previously mentioned, the game itself isn’t terribly time-consuming and easy to fit into a single cozy afternoon.
Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town is a game that captures the simpler nature of some of the best cozy games while not outstaying its welcome. I wholeheartedly recommend it for those that want a laid back way to relax in a picturesque Japanese summer.
Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore is an applause-worthy commitment to the absurd idea of using the legacy of the CDi Zelda games to create something new and equally as interesting to look at.
There is a tremendous, cozy satisfaction to peeling back the layers of this game that is delightfully addictive. . . Dread Delusion is maddeningly close to being impressively timeless.
Despite all of my trepidations, Bloober Team have exceeded expectations with their remake of Silent Hill 2, but there is still some work to do to push the game’s quality as far as possible... Regardless, this adaptation of Silent Hill 2 is brilliant and captures the overall feeling and tone of the tragedy of James Sunderland in a way that is commendable on nearly all accounts.
RetroRealms: Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead are two games that create buyer confusion rather than fully celebrate horror culture. Thankfully, a majority of the problems with RetroRealms can be fixed. We can only wait to see if the dead stay dead or rise from their graves for more bloodshed.
Despite shortcomings, Clock Tower: Rewind is the definitive way to play this deeply important horror game.
The Holy Gosh Darn is a brilliant time loop comedy that is as mechanically engaging as it is hysterical.
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO stokes the fires of the Dragon Ball fandom, but it could be a raging inferno with the right post-launch support. My wish to Super Shenron is that the game gets lots of polish, new modes, better online connectivity, and as many characters as it will hold.
From big smiles to rage-filled shouts of confusion, I can't stress enough how much fun I had with this game. Those who like arcade shooters, rail shooters, shmups, and anime, should undoubtedly check out Rogue Flight.
While A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead isn’t a masterpiece of a horror game, it is interesting and that is hard to accomplish, especially in horror.
While Gimmick! 2 isn’t for me, it’s a cute little game that might be just the thing some are looking for in the platforming genre. Personally, this game stands as a curiosity that reflects a game that many discovered years after its release and that’s a fantastic approach to game development.
Although this old school approach to game design might be a perfect fit for some gamers, for most the difficulty might be a bit much. Unfortunately, the stunning pixel art and catchy music are not enough to keep me playing.
Space Marine 2 satisfies the pervasive fantasy of putting on the heavy boots of an iconic science fiction soldier.
Core Keeper is the perfect introduction to crafting games, setting a new standard in approachability for the genre through clever game design.