Until You Fall Review – Neon Swordfights
Schell Games have forged a winner. The swordplay gameplay feels real and the physics make for a challenging and fairly physically demanding game too.
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Ys Origin (Switch) Review – Satisfying With Excellent Replayability
Ys Origin tells a simple story from multiple perspectives that captivate the player with its fast-paced action and smooth controls. Suitable for newcomers and hardcore fans of the Ys franchise, this easy to play ARPG is one you wouldn’t want to miss.
Pendragon Review – The Excalibur of Board Games
Rather than a traditional RPG or strategy game, Pendragon plays like an impressionistic take on a classic Nintendo formula.
FIFA 21 Review – A Clinical Finish
With eFootball PES 2021 simply releasing a season update this year, more than ever heads have turned to FIFA 21. Which begs the question, is this the year when FIFA will be crowned the ballon d’or?
Trollhunters: Defenders of Arcadia Review – Fun Romp For Younger Audiences
Trollhunters: Defenders of Arcadia, from Wayforward, tries to take all the adventure and magic from the Netflix series. Maybe they weren’t quite as successful as they were hoping to be.
Ride 4 Review – An Uphill Course
Veterans of the franchise and of motorsports will be engrossed with the latest entry in the series which edges closer and closer to its real-life counterpart. However, with the lack of a deep tutorial and harsh learning curve, the game neglects newcomers which is a major speedbump in its race for first place.
Sands of Salzaar Review – A Huge Uninspired World
Sands of Salzaar is a huge project with an open world that puts you at the helm of writing your own legend. However, with so many working pieces, it’s hard to get everything right. With the game continuing development, it may be wise to hold off on this one for now.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps (Switch) Review – A Near-Perfect Metroidvania
Sure, the visuals aren’t quite as crisp as the Xbox One version, but this huge little game is still in every way a worthy successor to an iconic game classic.
Unrailed! Review – Putting the “Loco” in Locomotive
Unrailed! is an exciting co-op game where the only goal is to keep a moving train from crashing and burning. It does a superb job marrying utterly simple gameplay with stressfully high stakes, and it’s essential for lovers of couch co-op.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review – Like It’s 1999
Your favorite marsupial is back as Crash Bandicoot 4 jumps, spins, and slides its way onto modern consoles. But does it hold up? Or is it game over for the twenty-four-year-old franchise? Read on to find out.