ZTGD's Reviews
It’s cozy, clever and a great excuse to blame someone else for the team wipe.
Bluey’s Happy Snaps is a warm hug of a game.
Virtue and a Sledgehammer has things to say and does so in a beautiful way.
Stellar Blade is a fantastic game, but the Switch 2 port just seems to struggle to deliver the ideal version.
Modern Warfare 4 feels like Call of Duty at its absolute finest. An intense campaign that is engaging and well-paced, multiplayer that feels like the best in the series and the fantastic DMZ extraction mode.
t takes a familiar formula, injects it with a unique premise, and adds enough of their own flavor to help it stand out.
Even with the issues I have with the controls I found it hard to put this down, it’s a great hit of nostalgia and a great way to celebrate Godzilla Day.
Stupid Never Dies is a game I am glad exists. In a sea of the same slop over and over, I love a good curveball.
Croc 2 was underappreciated in its time due to the competition. I highly recommend checking this out if you enjoy platform games or just miss the ridiculous trend of mascots in every single game.
orever Ago feels like it was made for fans of Mixtape, someone who likes their video games surface level at best with minimal interaction.
This is a more traditional bullet hell game with just massive amounts of things coming at the player at once.
While the issues with the PC port soured the overall experience a bit, there’s no denying that STEINS;GATE REBOOT is a stellar iteration of one of the best Visual Novels ever created.
We Were Here Tomorrow is a challenging puzzle game that has a mystery buried beneath it and figuring that mystery out is where the real joy is.
While I do wish there was a traditional narrative, what’s here is so much fun to play that I soon wasn’t even worried about a story. If you are a fan of TCG or simulator games; TCG Card Shop Simulator needs to be on your radar.
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.