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Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II Review
It’s been a long wait for the second journey of Senua, but alas like the shores of the boats you ride in on the story continues. This sequel is an incredible technical achievement in gaming, no other game looks better than this one visually. Although there’s more to a game than just visuals of course.
Deceit 2 Review
This is a free to play multiplayer game based around deduction. It’s essentially an Among Us type of game with a bit more of a grim, mature spin on the situation. As a group of nine players you’re venturing around a map completing tasks. Among you are two...
Stellar Blade Review
This adventure follows Eve as she navigates a post apocalyptic Earth in search of a powerful monster. She’s dropped as part of an airborne squad, arriving with a close friend and thrown right into the action. It’s a nightmare scenario as the planet is well beyond saving or even reclaiming from the monsters known as the Naytiba.
Dragon's Dogma 2 Review
It’s a tale we’ve seen echoed in the past, but one that arisen once more for the current generation. This is of course Dragon’s Dogma, an epic role playing game about one individual’s fateful battle against a dragon. A dragon that has ripped this character’s heart out and marked them to be the Arisen.
GENIE Reprise Review
I don’t know why I do this to myself sometimes, play these mundane games where in the first few minutes you’re knowing it’s going to be a nightmare slog. Well, anyways I sat through whatever GENIE Reprise was supposed to be continuing to think some deeper edge was going to appear but alas that was far from the case. Look, I enjoy a walking sim game every now and then but there needs to be something of substance to it.
Scars Above Review
This was one of those fairly generic sci-fi adventures where you take on the role of an individual that’s sort of lost on an alien planet as to say. You play as Kate, a fairly generic Lara Croft type character that’s on a shuttle out to greet this weird structure in space.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Review
Like with the movie this is a case of spectacle over substance. It’s a lengthy experience, but unless you’re really into this world it’s a bit boring to play through. I’ve never been huge on the Avatar film franchise, but I thought in a gaming format it would connect with me more like the last effort from Ubisoft did and honestly this just didn’t hit the mark for me. It really is your typical sort of open world Ubisoft game, and not in the best of ways.
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