Sephsekla

An underrated (if flawed) joy. I love this game. A stunning, fresh new galaxy to explore, filled with great new characters and a likeable protagonist who's refreshingly different to Shepard. This game got a lot of flack at launch for its technical issues, and deservedly so. But playing it now, it's become one of my favourites. The gameplay is fluid and satisfying, and the feeling of exploration, clinging on in a new and hostile galaxy, is excellent. Don't be put off by all the online hate, it's a lot of fun.

A cool museum piece, but far too tedious and clunky. A fun reminder of how RuneScape used to be back when I first played; It's amazing to see just how much has changed (and wonder how we lived with the potato graphics). If you're new to RuneScape then definitely go with RS3, you'll have a much more enjoyable time. If you yearn to go back to how things used to be (or really enjoy tedium and hate Quality of Life updates) then this is the game for you.

The one MMO I keep coming back to. I've been playing RuneScape for over 15 years on and off and it's just got better and better. - Great quests: so much thought has gone into every one, no tedious "kill 100" to be found. - Interesting story and lore: Constantly evolving - Loads of skills: A bunch of different options to focus on. It's got more fun and less tedious over time despite more and more content. Graphics have got better and better over the years and the huge amount of content and quality of life updates make this a marked improvement on Old School RuneScape.

Disappointing. So many Pokemon (the main point of the games) completely cut for the first time ever. Some interesting concepts that could have been great but clearly weren't given the dev time to flourish. An unfinished game that could have been the best one.

Disappointing. So many Pokemon (the main point of the games) completely cut for the first time ever. Some interesting concepts that could have been great but clearly weren't given the dev time to flourish. An unfinished game that could have been the best one.

A beautiful, straightforward game that will definitely succeed at bringing new players into the franchise. Let's Go is a simplified experience that's perfect for easing in children and newcomers, and has enough nostalgia and fun gameplay to tide me over until the Generation 8 games bring a more traditional Pokemon game experience, As long as you don't go in expecting Generation 8 (which it's not), you'll have a great time.