Video Game Reviews (page 18 of 30)

Read honest video game reviews for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, and more. In-depth analysis from passionate gamers.

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I really have no idea how to start with this review cause of how I feel towards it.

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I know, I know, I am late to the review party for Outriders, but I got a chance to play it for the first time and well, it’s really good.

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I know I am late to the review party, but I really enjoyed Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2. This is the first Sniper Ghost Warrior game I’ve played, first-ever introduction to this series let’s say and well, it seems that I might have been missing out on quite a lot of fun.  Contracts 2 is a first-person sniping simulator game where you play as Raven, this semi-futuristic badass special ops operative.

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Toy Soldiers HD is a remaster of Toy Soldiers, a tower defense game, which released in 2010 as an XBLA.

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Röki is such a delightful and charming game to play.

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A Gummy’s Life is a good game, too bad no one is actually playing it. The funny thing with this review, I was supposed to play the game on the PS5 early so that I could have the review up for launch.

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Chernobylite has a really cool and intriguing story with a fantastic atmosphere and addicting gameplay with one interesting mechanic that I haven't really seen before.

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Titan Chaser is a walking/driving simulator where you well, chase titans, and although that might sound really intriguing, the execution leaves much to be desired. To be completely honest, I did not like the game.

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UnMetal is a 2D stealth action-adventure game that starts quite strongly, but losses momentum as it overstays its welcome.

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In Rays Of The Light is a walking simulator or a better word for it, a narrative-driven experience, but yeah it’s a walking simulator.