Oshyer

I tried so very, very hard to love Starfield. But it just fights me at every turn. It's like there is a good game buried under all the jank, but it desperately wants to keep that a secret.

More action focused than the previous entries, but the puzzles are solid as always, the humour and charm is on brand, and the music is fire. Another great entry in what is one of the most enjoyable franchises VR has to offer.

I tried so very, very hard to love Starfield. But it just fights me at every turn. It's like there is a good game buried under all the jank, but it desperately wants to keep that a secret.

Charming as all heck. Gorgeous music, entertaining gameplay, whimsical setting and entertaining monster designs.

A game that surely paved the way for other, better, VR games to come after. Unfortunately by today's standards Accounting+ feels very dated and clunky. The throwing physics are honestly **** game lives and dies on its humour, which is as dated as its mechanics.

An adorable puzzle-platformer with all kinds of arachnid antics to **** actually reminds me of Portal. In the sense that I first felt like I was being given impossible tasks given the tools available. But once the gameplay clicked, once you start thinking with portals webs, the whole world opens up to you. Before you know it you're bouncing around across the screen, slinging portals webs left and right. Maneuvering yourself, and various massive objects with ease. Also, there is a dedicated dance button and it's so cute. Great game. Love it.

Still the height of the Fallout franchise. The setting, the characters, the intrigue, the spurs that jingle jangle jingle... There's a reason why over a decade later, the mojave continues to call.

Does everything a good prequel should. Gives us a new look into characters; a younger more brash Batman (Only a hint, just when he lets the stoic facade slip), we see his first encounters with notable villains, and learning to work with future allies. Combat is enjoyable as ever. Feels slightly harder than other Arkham games, and sometimes it does feel like you're just punching mooks over, and over, and over, and over before they eventually stay down. But overall, it's Batman. And it's great.

Seriously, this game is hilarious, it didn't also need to be an engaging RPG with engaging systems, puzzles and mysteries on top of that. But it does it all, baby. Imagine Fallout New Vegas, except instead of a post-nuclear wasteland you're a stick figure arresting the Breadboys gang for stealing all the towns bread.

You find yourself trapped on a murder-plane 40,000 feet in the air. The service cart delivers you a delicious chocolate cake. Knowing better than to eat the obviously poison dessert you instead grab the silver platter and use it to deflect a laser beam suddenly aimed at your face. With expert precision you maneuver the reflected beam to destroy the other traps in the cabin. You lean back with a satisfied look on your face and click open your lighter to enjoy a celebratory cigar. It explodes. You die. You should have expected that.

It's John Wick: The Musical, staring YOU.

I **** at this game. I can't stop playing this game.

Joyless is the only word that can properly describe this shallow corporate product. If you want imagination, and passion. Look elsewhere.

Woke commie propaganda

I found a child hidden in the shadows, frightened but not alone. She has a god in her pocket. His name is Ahl and he is a god of hiding. And from there, the stories spun from this game are entirely unforgettable and entirely my own. This world and its characters will stay with me for a very long time, I still find my mind wandering back to the Ninth World and all the possibilities it contains. I cannot recommend this RPG highly enough, don't skip this experience,

A solid enough return to the Fallout franchise. Severely let down by the dialogue system and some very basic factions and NPC characterization.

Still the GOAT

A solid enough return to the Fallout franchise. Severely let down by the dialogue system and some very basic factions and NPC characterization.

A criminally underrated game, the gameplay is addictive and the story (though impossibly cheesy) is really engaging.