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Is Order of the Sinking Star an artsy experience that is shallow as a puddle or is this game a puzzle box with deep meaning?
Jumping on top of Little Foot.
The overtime is killer, but at least (mandatory) room and board are included, right?
Modern Warfare 4 is the culmination of the reboot trilogy. Packed with high stakes, this is one of the stronger entries in the series.
There may be more value in Tenebris for someone with nostalgia for the long gone era of the adventure game.
Nightdive Studios’ SiN: Reloaded brings a fresh coat of paint to an old classic in the FPS genre.
“Demons to some, angels to others”. Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival will delight fans, but how does it play for wider audiences?
It’s been a long time since a new Castlevania has graced players’ consoles. But after all this time, Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse proves that the series needed a new entry.
Shin-chan: Shiro and the Coal Town delivers a good cozy experience of Japanese culture and rural life wrapped in a hand-drawn anime-like presentation and highly accessible and simple collect-a-thon mechanics. However, gameplay complexity and variety leave more to be desired, while the title suffers from some awkward animations due to its fixed camera perspective. I recommend Shiro and the Coal Town to cozy game fans and players who are open to a simple and slower slice of life sim. Shiro and the Coal Town reminded me of those long summer days spent in Japan hearing crying cicadas in the distance. Shin-chan allowed me to quickly return to those memories. For that, I am most thankful.
Sonic X Shadow Generations is a speedy adventure that fans of the franchise will adore. The games give players plenty of time to spend with the iconic blue hedgehog while also putting a spotlight on his mysterious rival. With lots of action and adventure, these games balance fun and heartfelt emotion.