Review: No Man’s Sky
Is No Man’s Sky good now? It’s good enough to give it a chance, just with the understanding that it’s still not quite what it was meant to be.
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Review: Chicory: A Colorful Tale
It’s a fantastic game to just be in, and every part of the design supports that warm, wonderful atmosphere.
Read moreReview: Outer Wilds
The 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 moreReview: Far Cry Primal
Maybe it’s the setting, maybe it’s seeing a village spring up from nothing, or maybe it’s having a saber-tooth tiger I can ride, but something about this one has hooked me more than any of the recent Far Crys have.
Read moreReview: Horizon’s Gate
There are hours of gratifying adventure to be had here, growing wealthy from trading and powerful from exploring.
Read moreReview: Cloudpunk
Games like Cloudpunk are the biggest tragedies, the games with the ideal looks and feels with nothing underlying them to grab you.
Read moreReview: Dragon Quest Builders 2
It’s an ideal marriage of building, survival, and RPG elements, and comes with important evolutions of each aspect.
Read moreReview: A Short Hike
Few games are as charming and meaningful as A Short Hike.
Read moreReview: Disco Elysium
Its exceptional text is very much the gameplay, and it’s deep and engaging enough to top a lot of titles with more conventional action.
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