Saros is a perfectly tuned bullet hell of astonishing kineticism.
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People of Note is a nuanced turn-based RPG but a forgettable musical.
The predictable misfires are overshadowed by the beguiling erraticism of Grime II’s world.
This remake abounds in subtle touches, but not every modernization feels additive.
Despite the suspense and terror, there’s still a playfully self-aware spring in the game’s step.
To its immense credit, the choices you make across the game feel electrifying.
The game spurs you to tap into, and relish, the nuance and dynamism of its combat.
The game does everything it says on the tin, not much more or less.
The game in all its multiplicity comes off as a meaningful evolution for Grasshopper.
Mewgenics unlocks an astonishing level of depth and variety through its mechanics.
Like Nioh 3’s environments, your foes are gnarled and grotesque.
In this beautifully meditative mountain-climbing sim, our world is the enemy.
The game shines most in the ways in which it addresses and celebrates literature.
Rich in thrilling platforming elements, MIO is very much in the Hollow Knight mold.