Review: Betrayer
As interesting and engrossing as the atmosphere in Betrayer is, ultimately it does give way to repetitive gameplay and tedious combat.
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Review: X-COM: Apocalypse
I can say for sure now that as much as I love this hidden gem in the series, it can be a tough sell for newcomers.
Read moreReview: Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure
FMV games are such a precious, charming commodity that it’s hard to fault one even if it is as uneven as this.
Read moreReview: Serious Sam Classics: Revolution
HD is still the best way to experience The First and Second Encounters, and aside from quality-of-life improvements and some random additions, this isn’t so different from the perfectly okay Classics.
Read moreReview: Serious Sam Classic: The Second Encounter
I would never tell anyone not to play The Second Encounter, no matter what form it takes, but I will say that in this case, the HD remake is the clear winner.
Read moreDLC Review: Serious Sam 3: Jewel of the Nile
Jewel of the Nile feels like the natural progression of the series through this era of gaming, instead of the awkward, stilted battles of the base game.
Read moreReview: Serious Sam 2
This might be the low point of the series, when weighing everything equally, and it’s only saved by the variety it offers compared to the other titles.
Read moreReview: Crying Suns
If you can put up with some poorly-designed combat, there’s an interesting adventure here, but you definitely need to come for the story at the expense of other elements.
Read moreReview: Realms of the Haunting
Realms of the Haunting is a fascinating relic, a cult classic with a lot of heart, but it asks a lot of a modern player to see its sprawling tale to the end.
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