Review: Zelda II: Amida’s Curse

It very much accomplishes its goal of creating a smoother, more balanced experience than the game that inspired it, and makes it just as fun an experience.
Read moreIt very much accomplishes its goal of creating a smoother, more balanced experience than the game that inspired it, and makes it just as fun an experience.
Read moreInscryption is absolutely worth experiencing for how the game uses its unorthodox structure to tell its tale.
Read moreRealms 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.
Read moreIt’s a fantastic game to just be in, and every part of the design supports that warm, wonderful atmosphere.
Read moreThe entire experience is so expertly crafted at every turn that you can easily forget you’re playing a game at all as you get pulled into the incredible interactive narrative that unfolds around you.
Read moreTales From Off-Peak City is the kind of surreal that works, the kind that you feel in the small crevices of your brain and hear echoing in bones you don’t know the names of.
Read moreIt suffers a little if you happened to play its successors first, but even so it’s not hard to see what makes this such a magical… well, journey.
Read moreFor as limited an experience as this is, I thoroughly enjoyed discovering the exotic locales and creatures of the deep ocean.
Read moreFor every moment of incredible atmosphere and tantalizing mystery, there are at least two moments of intense frustration and needless tedium.
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