Review: Unforgiving – A Northern Hymn
Unforgiving has the heart and the style to rise above the first-person horror scene, offering a unique and intense journey through the stuff of legends.
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Review: Far Cry 4
It is perhaps one of the most faithful sequels I have ever seen, refining and expanding on the mechanics of its predecessor while repeating nearly all of the same mistakes found elsewhere in the design.
Read moreReview: ADR1FT
In a way it feels like ADR1FT got stuck between two concepts, a tense battle for survival and a gentle sightseeing tour of space, and somehow ended up with the worst parts of both.
Read moreReview: RAGE
RAGE ended up being a hodge-podge of styles and systems that would work well enough for your average release, but feels like a low point in the id saga.
Read moreReview: Crysis 3
It’s funny that it took Crysis four iterations to land on an ideal balance, but I’d be lying if I said this one wasn’t my favorite now.
Read moreReview: EW/WE
It’s a huge shame, given the glimpses of genius here, but EW/WE can’t maintain that genius at all.
Read moreReview: This Strange Realm Of Mine
The end result of the creative world-building and solid gunplay feels situated between classic DOOM and Anodyne, and that’s a space I’m very happy to see occupied.
Read moreReview: Overload
Overload is the Descent revival we didn’t know we wanted, still a little stuck in the past but flashy and fun enough to make a solid shooter.
Read moreReview: Medal of Honor
I wouldn’t really call Medal of Honor a bad game, just one that I and the rest of the world have very conspicuously moved on from.
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