Lake Ridden Review – A Compelling Story and Tantalizing Mystery
Lake Ridden offers a more puzzle-driven take on the “walking simulator” genre backed by an eerie tale of a girl trying to save her sister.
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Murderous Pursuits successfully carries the torch of stealth-based multiplayer games like Assassin’s Creed and The Ship in a fun, yet sparse take on the genre.
3 Things That Work (and Need Work) in ‘Murderous Pursuits’
Releasing soon, Murderous Pursuits pits player against player aboard a Victorian-era airship. While the setting in itself is positive, there are more aspects that the game does right (and wrong?).
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LA Noire remains a one-of-a-kind game and the Switch version successfully translates this gritty crime drama to a portable platform.
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Nightmare Boy squanders an interesting concept with poor controls, lackluster writing, and a general disregard for much of why Metroidvania games are about.
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We embark on a new adventure in Middle-Earth: Shadow of War, the follow-up to the original narrative of the award-winning Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor.
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Metroid: Samus Returns successfully brings 2D Metroid into a new era with a compelling experience wrapped in the moody atmosphere the series is known for.
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Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles stands out in its genre with a distinct visual aesthetic and an emphasis on building a serene playground.
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MXGP3 fits into a niche group of racing game fans, but it still provides some tense motocross action for those willing to overlook its flaws.
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