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Split Fiction offers amongst the most incredible adventures in a video game ever. Hazelight Studios gave us something truly special. And you can enjoy all of this for only £40. Definitely a Game of the Year contender.
WWE 2K25 isn’t a step up from WWE 2K24. If anything, it’s more of a considerable downgrade. The gameplay has improved, but the content leaves much to be desired. Moreover, the Bloodline Showcase mode is a very unpleasant experience.
With its charming art style, jazzy soundtrack, and rich dialogue options, Expelled! stands out as an innovative addition to the visual novel genre, ensuring that every decision carries weight and meaning, ultimately leaving players eager to uncover the truth behind Louisa Hardcastle's fall.
Carmen Sandiego is a solid educational journey worth playing in short bursts. While it's an enjoyable and interesting experience, particularly for younger players and nostalgic aficionados, its simplicity and content gaps may leave some wanting more.
PGA TOUR 2K25 has brilliantly introduced the much more authentic EvoSwing system, which makes you feel like an actual pro golfer. If Golf simulations are your cup of tea, you should give this a go.
A visually stunning, deeply immersive evolution of the Monster Hunter formula. Though the learning curve can be steep, those who embrace the hunt will find Monster Hunter Wilds one of the most rewarding action RPGs to date.
Overall, Cabernet is a fantastic narrative game that allows you just to sit back and enjoy the story, especially on a rainy day. While there are a lot of mechanics to learn, along with a time crunch, and it can seem overwhelming at times.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 is a fantastic and immersive narrative adventure that's filled with drama, happiness, and spooks to pump you up for Tape 2. A great time playing Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. The storytelling kept the player's attention for the majority of the play, and it definitely has great replay value to unlock different outcomes, endings, and rewards.
After spending several hours playing Hyper Light Breaker, overall, It left the player feeling more annoyed than having fun. Although upgrades throughout its early access phase could help it to improve, as it stands, it is difficult to advise. At the time of drafting the review, developers delivered a patch that came with several enhancements to performance, visuals and controls, Steam Deck compatibility, and the squashing of major issues. Perhaps you can give Hyper Light Breaker a go if you’ve liked Hyper Light Drifter, since the devs are actively working on fixing the issues.
By improving three iconic games with fresh visuals and modern features, Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered appeals to new players and makes fans nostalgic. Though not a perfect restoration, it's an interesting trip across Lara's past.
Afterlove EP is an emotionally impactful visual novel that combines a heartfelt story with engaging rhythm gameplay, making for a truly unique experience. As an additional precaution, you should be emotionally ready to take a few tumbles as you go.
Helskate is unquestionably a good game for fans of the classic Tony Hawk series. The sound mechanics were fun and kept things engaging, and the graphics lived up to my expectations. Overall, the story is very unique, and skaters around the world will definitely enjoy it.
Genso Manège is set in an exquisitely designed magical universe, blending great exploration, strategic management, and storytelling into one. Its captivating gameplay, breathtaking graphics, and rich sound design make it a must-play for all simulation and fantasy game enthusiasts.
Eternal Strands possesses quite a nice depth and a compelling combination of features to bring you some enjoyable combat. However, the story isn’t something I would speak much of often when discussing the game. Despite that, this game is a great start for Yellow Brick Games and displays the potential the developer has for future projects.
If you're a fan of narrative games that challenge you to think and mull over, then Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is worth your consideration. It's a title that lingers long after its conclusion, and it's a perfect demonstration of narrative in video games.
SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada is a gripping dystopian setting that combines strategic combat, exploration, and intense PvP dynamics to create an engaging and graphically spectacular mecha experience.
With Dynasty Warriors: Origin, the series comes roaring back into style, marrying classic large-scale tussles with a raft of meaningful narrative and gameplay developments. The character-driven storyline, dynamic mission structure, and overhauled combat system breathe fresh life into the formulaic old girl, making it all at once nostalgic and rejuvenated.
With the stakes higher than ever, Moss: Book II reveals a series of earth-shattering revelations in its seemingly small-scale tale. Quill is challenged more than ever to the point against a slew of tougher-than-ever enemies. Containing heightened narrative beats that will pull at your heartstrings, this sequel is not pulling any punches. To forge an unbreakable bond with a most valiant rodent is Moss’ ultimate goal, and it achieves that goal decisively.
Hades II achieves the near-flawless perfection of the roguelike genre. Whether or not you're looking forward to the next updates, this version of the game is already great. Supergiant Games is about to turn an already great game into something beyond expectations.
Lords of the Fallen draws plenty of inspiration from Dark Souls and Elden Ring in its combat, level design, and atmosphere, it also introduces one fresh mechanic: a dual-realm system that lets players seamlessly switch between the physical world and its dark Umbral counterpart.