Toxic Commando Review
While some ideas play off, there’s a deluge of extra fluff here just to make the game feel larger, and it ruins what it has going for it.
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Tag: Debra Wilson
Kirby Air Riders Review
I have no idea what I’m doing most of the time in Kirby Air Riders, which is how I feel when I’m playing any version of Smash Bros.
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Doom: The Dark Ages Review
Daddy Doom has a razor-sharp shield now.
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Diablo IV Review – Not as addicting as previous releases
Unfortunately, the game hasn’t been able to keep me invested after the story was complete.
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Disney Illusion Island Review – Not even the charm of Mickey & Friends can save this uninspired Metroidvania
As much as the game succeeded in charming me at times with the core characters, it’s hard to recommend this to anyone over the many other Nintendo Switch-exclusive 2D platformers.
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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Review – The force is strong with Cal Kestis
Respawn has turned me around a complete 180 from not caring whether we had more Cal Kestis stories to wanting to meditate on the spot until the next chapter is released, and I can’t wait to see what’s next in store for the crew of The Mantis.
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Forspoken Review – Spell-casting combat, with a weak story
Making my way through the core missions and a handful of additional content, the combat kept me engaged amidst moments of the story, making me want to nod off.
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Bugsnax Review – A Charming & Colourful Adventure Full Of Heart
Bugsnax is more than just a catchy theme tune.
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Desperados III Review
I would love to know how many times I pressed the F5 and F8 keys to quick save and quick load while playing through Desperados III. The real-time, tactical stealth prequel to the long-dormant franchise is hard, but not to the point of being utterly frustrating. If anything it’s super-rewarding.
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Disintegration Review
With the multiplayer being DOA on PS4, the game is left feeling oddly hallow at launch, but there’s enough campaign and replayability to hold the attention of players for 20-30 hours as you max out your squads level, abilities and track down each chapters secrets.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Review
Respawn’s single-player adventure Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, there is hope for balance to be returned to the force. Unfortunately, it’s a mixed bag that looks like Star Wars but falls very short of achieving its goal of making you feel like a Jedi.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) Review
Infinity Ward returns with a reboot of the Modern Warfare franchise and that includes a brand new, thrilling, scary and haunting story that sees the return of some fan favourite characters from the original Modern Warfare trilogy. But what they lose amongst all of this is the addictive multiplayer that had me hooked with Black Ops IIII’s selection of modes.
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Toxic Commando Review
While some ideas play off, there’s a deluge of extra fluff here just to make the game feel larger, and it ruins what it has going for it.
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Kirby Air Riders Review
I have no idea what I’m doing most of the time in Kirby Air Riders, which is how I feel when I’m playing any version of Smash Bros.
Read More
Doom: The Dark Ages Review
Daddy Doom has a razor-sharp shield now.
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Diablo IV Review – Not as addicting as previous releases
Unfortunately, the game hasn’t been able to keep me invested after the story was complete.
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Disney Illusion Island Review – Not even the charm of Mickey & Friends can save this uninspired Metroidvania
As much as the game succeeded in charming me at times with the core characters, it’s hard to recommend this to anyone over the many other Nintendo Switch-exclusive 2D platformers.
Read More