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Silent Hill 2 effortlessly ranks alongside the greatest horror games of all time and is an absolute must-play. Congratulations Bloober, you nailed it.
A comprehensive remaster that preserves the offbeat spirit of the original. Not everything has aged well, but eighteen years on and there's still little else like it in gaming. Welcome back, Frank.
After decades in licensed game purgatory some of the greatest fighting games of all time have returned. This is an essential collection for fighting game fans and a joy to discover for new players.
This isn't a bad game, just one that does the bare minimum at all times. There's no depth, complexity or novelty here, and no sense of creative or artistic direction. This is a product, not a labor of love.
I almost wish this was a complete disaster, but the glimpses of the old Rocksteady razzle-dazzle under the awful mission design and exhausting live service elements just make you mourn what could have been. A critical stumble for a great developer and, sadly, one I suspect it's going to be difficult to recover from.
'Frontiers of Pandora' may occasionally feel like a reskinned 'Far Cry,' but it absolutely nails the ambience and atmosphere of James Cameron's eco-scifi world. One of those rare licensed games that retroactively improves the source material it's based on.
Incomplete, unsatisfying, and utterly nonsensical. This shallow excuse of a sequel might just be the worst 'Call of Duty' entry to come out in a decade.
WarioWare: Move It! offers up plenty of hilarious, colorful, and creative microgames — it's just a shame that players will have to contend with an unwavering dedication to motion controls and a story mode that only lasts a couple of hours.
Thrilling, intoxicating, mysterious, and sure-footed. This is the perfect game to play in Spooktober.
The first few levels will feel overly familiar to those who played the original, but once the game grants you access to its cool-as-hell Akira-style cybercycle it hits the nitrous and bursts into hi-octane life. A razor-sharp and finely honed sequel.