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George has spent the last month with Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, and after more than 130 hours, he's finally ready to pass his verdict.
Mike is here with his take on the latest Call of Duty, this time taking the battle to the Korean Peninsula. How does Infinity Ward's latest hold up?
Phantom Blade Zero is the latest action game on the stage, and George is here with our review of S-GAME's upcoming title.
Aion 2 is the latest MMO to come to us from legendary MMO dev NC. But how does the global version stack up? Here is our review.
George took the latest HD-2D RPG from Square Enix, Final Fantasy Resonance, for a spin. How does it hold up, and is it worth a look?
RuneScape Dragonwilds is a beautifully rendered dive into a classic MMORPG world set in a different genre. A survival game has never felt so good.
Ultimately, Indiana Jones And The Great Circle comes out greater than the sum of its parts. The story kept my interest throughout, no doubt aided by the stellar voicework all around. Exploring these big areas and searching every nook and cranny for a hidden tomb or lost relic is a ton of fun, and solving puzzles gives your brain a challenge at the same time – jank and all.
If you’re a survival game fan who’s willing to look past some bumps, IfSunSets might be worth your time. It’s not quite there yet, but it could grow into something exceptional, especially with improvements to the multiplayer mode. There weren’t any elements that stood out as particularly unique, but I did have fun playing it and I’m looking forward to the full version.
Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream delivers a great deal for the franchise, offering an engaging story and the chance to team up with beloved characters. While I believe it stands as the best Sword Art Online game to date, elevating the series to new heights, its repetitive gameplay and lack of content variety may hinder its long-term appeal. While its nostalgic charm shines, whether this can sustain players' interest long-term remains uncertain. Still, I'm optimistic that future installments will build on the strengths Fractured Daydream has introduced.
Metaphor: ReFantazio is ATLUS at the height of its powers, and it’s a game that any fan of the studio - or any JRPG fan for that matter, should play.