ZTGD's Reviews
Lou’s Lagoon is a nice little adventure with an interesting world to explore and decent writing that gets in its own way with the lack of focus and overwhelming number of items.
There was nothing that changed the pace of the game, it was all fast action; which got repetitive after a handful of levels. Even with that issue though I would still recommend this game to any fans of retro shooters or the 40K universe as a whole.
Blades & Battles isn’t a complete disaster, there is some fun to be had with its easy combat, fantasy setting and local co-op.
For fans of this genre though, I think this is a genuinely good co-op horror experience that can deliver some scares and laughs to a Friday night gaming session.
Final Fantasy Resonance feels like a great jumping on point for players new to the series.
It’s a welcome addition to the Switch 2 library and has me very excited for a possible follow-up.
Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters is a fantastic arcade sports game that proves an over-the-top presentation, satisfying mechanics, and a compelling adventure can win over even the most unlikely soccer fan.
Most of my complaints come from what this isn’t instead of what this is, and what this is is a very good collection of some really great games.
But if you have played any of their past games or are even a fan of Dead by Daylight which is so janky I don’t understand how it maintains such a large player bas—sorry, but if you can deal with that stuff then Halloween is probably going to be for you, for everyone else just hold out for some patches.
If you’re looking for a smooth, fast-paced arcade shooter to turn your brain off to after work, this absolutely isn’t going to be your jam. But if you have a group of friends willing to squad up, communicate, and push through some undeniable euro-jank to get to a deeply rewarding tactical core, there is a lot of fun to be had here.
The sheer amount of exploration here is incredible, and I loved the tarot card system and optional bosses. This is a triumphant return for the franchise, and easily on my list for best games of the year.
In the end I was disappointed by Echoes of Aincrad, the pacing of the story combined with what felt to me like a dull world were the major reasons as to why.
2K has managed to produce a very competent on-court basketball experience that is nevertheless very difficult to give a full-throated recommendation to because of the bloat that they continue to spread through the mode selections and the corrupting tentacles of Virtual Currency staining everything they touch.
If you are a Hellraiser fan then you are already waiting for release day, but for those that are new and curious; if you can handle the extremes that this game offers then I invite you to check it out, they have SUCH sights to show you.
Either way though if you are a fan of cozy games and want to try something a little different, you should tray Grave Keeper.
The Sinking City 2 is a great sequel that is truly nothing like the original, and that is just fine.
I loved the Unleashed games, and hope Milestone returns to the formula because the world is better when we have a regular cadence of Hot Wheels games on the market.
Turn your mind off, run around, win the game with little challenge: you deserve a victory lap, life is tough enough. I mean I kept playing and enjoyed myself.
Dragon Quest has always been Dragon Quest. It is very, very good at being Dragon Quest. This game continues that tradition and is a worthy addition to the catalog.
Tense horror games are oftentimes miss, but Konami is back and so is SIlent Hill, and I couldn’t be happier.