Attack on Titan 2 was released in March of last year as a very positive successor to the first title. After the release of the animes third season, we get the chance to play through the season 3 from our own point of view and it does not disappoint.
God Eater 3 is an amalgamation of familiar mechanics and tropes in the post-apocalypse that blend to make something wholly unique, but how well does that idea work in practice?
A combination of solid gameplay and whimsical charm help Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 triumph over evil. It’s a sleek, modern, beat-em-up that would be fun to play with or without the recognizable cast of characters. The fact that it’s such a lovingly put together superhero romp makes it feel even better.
The massively popular indie gem Terraria graces Nintendo’s portable platform, and its safe to say that the experience is as addicting as ever. Despite some weird decisions, this version is definitely worth a spot in your library if it catches your eye at all.
There is something special about working through a puzzle game only to find that you are actually very close to where you started, just with a new perspective. This exact feeling is something Etherborn delivers in spades.
Astro Bears is cute, chaotic, and competitive. It offers a simple game that can feel repetitive quickly, but its suitability for all ages makes this a good game to bring to family gatherings.
Battle wizards and monsters in the ultimate quest for new headgear in Duke of Defense, a lighthearted tower defense game with hack and slash mechanics that offers local co-op on the Nintendo Switch.
Dragon Quest Builders 2 might look like just another building game, but the new features, mechanics, and graphical additions make this a fantastic sequel well worth getting lost in.
If you’re a fan of Contra games like Contra: Hard Corps then I have some great news for you! Blazing Chrome is pretty much another one of those action-packed, run-and-gun sidescrollers.
Simultaneously a pranking toolkit, a minigame collection, and a backstage glimpse into the minds of the duo, Penn & Teller VR strives to do too much, and the result is a noticeably disjointed experience.
