Nobody Saves the World Review Fine forms
Nobody Saves the World is an action RPG in concept, but some standard conventions of the genre are downplayed in favour of more exciting, action-focussed challenges. For example, experience points are not gained by defeating enemies, but by how you defeat them.
Tchia review How Far Ill Go
In turn, it transforms Tchia from an adventure heavily reminiscent of The Legend of Zelda into something new and beautiful. Tchia's variety and fluidity of movement, experimentation, and exploration make the game a true delight.
A poignant reflection on the ups and downs of life
Acknowledge that life has ups and downs and it's a normal part of the human experience. Enjoy the ups and celebrate the wins. Make the most of them because although we know they don't last, that's part of their beauty. You cannot have the ups without the downs or the highs without the lows.
I’m so glad Animal Crossing Pocket Camp Complete exists
Many years before the events of the Animal Crossing games, Tom Nook left behind his friends, most importantly Sable, to travel to the big city. While there, he has dreams of success which are quickly broken by the harsh life. After making nothing of himself, he returns to the player's town to set up his store.
Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD review – Dark Moon rising
Luigi's Mansion 2 HD is a wholly different game compared to its sequel – arguably, Luigi's Mansion 3 has a stronger narrative, more charming bosses, and better flow – but we don't get LM3 without a jaunt through Dark Moon.
Pikmin 4 Review Collective Might
Pikmin 4 has a big emphasis on the space crew and citizens you eventually rescue, who feed into your character's increasing ability and a strong sense of progression. Upgrading your gear, your space-dog companion, and completing side quests are all among the new ideas which bulk out this Pikmin adventure considerably.
Summerhouse Review – Less is more in this wistful, holiday destination building toy
SUMMERHOUSE Review – Less is more in this wistful, holiday destination building toy. SUMMERHOUSE is a thoughtful experience that raises questions about beauty, limitations and a yearning for novelty. You know that Simpsons episode where Homer designs a car?
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake review
“Cosmic Shake” plays smooth in comparison and is just a better game overall. “BFBBR” is still a classic, but Purple Lamp should have taken more time with it, as there's still some things that haven't been fixed. Buy both games because they're both great, even if “BFBBR” has some drawbacks.
Mineko’s Night Market Review – Cats, Crafting and Covert Ops
Mineko's Night Market is an all-around easygoing game built around exploration. It has some aesthetic similarities to the critically beloved indie game A Short Hike, but the guts of Mineko's Night Market are more influenced by the Animal Crossing series.