Review: The Surge 2
For raw action and spectacle, The Surge 2 is pretty hard to beat, even by the big names.
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DLC Review: Secrets of the Maw
The fact that the story here connects so well to the original only cements this outing as a must-have for Little Nightmares fans.
Read moreReview: Diorama Dungeoncrawl
A little more meat on its bones would have made Diorama Dungeoncrawl a quality adventure, but it’s about as skeletal as one of its filler skeleton foes.
Read moreReview: Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
In the end it’s every bit the great adventure the original was with a vastly different feel, and it stands as proof that these developers have mastered the art of creating compelling experiences.
Read moreReview: Yakuza 0
It all comes back to heart, the undeniable earnestness and richness of the characters, that makes this title so incredibly compelling.
Read moreReview: METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE
You should be here for the spectacle, both in the mad cutscenes and the hectic combat, and for a spectacle fighter that means it very much succeeds.
Read moreReview: Risk of Rain 2
I never expected Risk of Rain 2 to outperform the original so completely, but the move to 3D has treated it incredibly well.
Read moreReview: Super Cloudbuilt
It’s such a liberating and energetic game, forming a total package that gives you loads of challenges and loads more ways to overcome them.
Read moreReview: Forward to the Sky
There’s not enough going on, not enough to see, and so little to the plot and combat that Forward to the Sky really lacks any kind of hook whatsoever.
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