โRock of Ages 3: Make and Breakโ is Breaking (Genre) Barriers
Rock of Ages 3โs ridiculous cocktail of Monty Python humor and multiple gameplay styles somehow coalesces into an experience with a lot more depth than first meets the eye
Rock of Ages 3โs ridiculous cocktail of Monty Python humor and multiple gameplay styles somehow coalesces into an experience with a lot more depth than first meets the eye
Wasteland 3 doesnโt look to be a reinvention of the franchise, but should satisfy fans of the series and newcomers alike thanks to some smart refinements to combat and dialogue.
Journey to the Savage Planet provides highly rewarding exploration and discovery bundled with humor to make for a worthwhile first-person adventure experience. Though the planet is a savage one indeed, in this case, the risk is absolutely worth taking.
Google Stadia proves its technology works but fails to provide a worthwhile service and pricing model. Given time, effort, and investment, Google Stadia could become a force in the future.
Although added portability and motion controls are enticing, Overwatch on the Switch isnโt able to maintain a standard of performance to make it as enjoyable as youโd find on other platforms.
What the Golf? flips the idea of what a golf game should be on its head and delivers a charming experience that serves as an example of games at their most basic and most enjoyable.
The Surge 2 adds to the souls-like formula in minor ways but remains a fun and compelling step up from its predecessor. Despite its technical problems, Deck 13 has shown theyโve taken feedback to heart to build on the cybernetic souls-like.
The Cycle blends ideas from many different genres into a fun new concoction that feels both fresh and familiar at the same time.
The BT Audio Sync is a bit niche but functions well and feels almost necessary in an increasingly wireless world. If you prefer wireless Bluetooth connectivity, the BT Audio Sync is for you.
Horace takes you on a nostalgia trip through the 8-bit and 16-bit eras, but doesnโt forget to be a good game on its own in the process.