My Reviews

This game was everything I wanted and more from a sequel to one of the best games ever made. The only real flaw is that it takes a couple hours to get going. But when it does, it's absolutely untouchable. In every way it expands and improves on its predecessor.

Signalis' biggest strengths are its story, presentation, and atmosphere. Its gameplay is frankly only okay, with a very limited inventory system combined with a very generous save system that leads to a lot of messing around running back and forth to store items to make room to pick up more

We all know Sonic Generations rules. But the big surprise here is just how good the other half of this collection is. Shadow Generations is an incredible breath of fresh air. Remarkably, it feels like Sonic Team actually learned all the right lessons from their time with Frontiers and delivered

It's a game that some will find frustrating. I found it frustrating at points. But the frustration is part of the point. If, like myself, you approach your task as Soothsayer with the best intentions, you will inevitably be misinterpreted and have your decisions inadvertently lead to horrifying outcomes. The

It is definitely not going to be for everyone, and there's quite the learning curve to it. But if you have a soft spot for the Gamecube/PS2 era of platformers, I think you'll find a real gem here. If you are familiar with this game, it's probably because you played

It's not the worst game I've ever played. But it's surprisingly lackluster for something that frankly should have been a slam dunk. It faithfully carries over the controls and physics from Mania, but everything else feels poorly considered. The level design is nondescript and overextended, the bossfights are incredibly tedious,